Font Checker Pro exists for the people who do know, and the lawyers, engineers, and brand leads who wish they did. We build the scanner we wanted in our last jobs.
We would rather say "unverified" than guess. Every identification carries a confidence score and a cited source, and self-hosted faces we cannot verify are flagged for review instead of being waved through.
No SDK. No DNS change. No tracking script. We call your public URL like a browser would, and our crawler reads robots.txt.
Our catalogue is built from public font data — Google Fonts via Fontsource, Adobe’s public family metadata, and open libraries — and every entry records where its data came from. We never assert a license we cannot source.
Font licensing is the part of a website almost nobody audits — until a foundry's letter arrives. A self-hosted face can sit on a production site for months before anyone asks whether it's actually licensed, and back-licensing often costs more than the design did.
Font Checker Pro is the scanner we wanted for exactly that moment: point it at a URL and it tells you every face on the page, where it came from, and whether it needs a closer look — with the evidence to back each call.
The goal has been the same from the start: make the invisible part of the web visible, and make the right thing the easy thing.