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What font is in the logo: similar fonts from an image

Upload a logo or a picture with lettering – the tool recognises the text and shows the most similar free Google Fonts with your lettering for comparison.

Drag a logo or picture here or click to choose a filePNG, JPG, WebP or SVG · best on a transparent or white background

🔒 The file is processed in your browser and is never uploaded anywhere.

Background
Custom colour
Logo size

Is the logo tiny or unreadable inside the avatar circle? It needs a responsive version – a separate mark without small text. We can create one.

Brand name
Heading font
Body font
Brand colours (you can change them)

This is a basic brand book. A full brand identity also includes social media templates, business cards, letterheads, signage and visualisations on real-world items. We design turnkey identities.

Vectorisation works best with simple logos that have clear shapes. Gradients are kept as true smooth colour transitions; if you untick “Smooth gradients”, they are split into even bands of shades. If a practically identical Google Font is found for the lettering, the letters are replaced with its exact outlines; you can turn this off. If the colours came out wrong, increase their number and click “Convert to vector” again.
Number of colours: 4
Detail
Original
Vector (SVG)

An automatic vector is fine for websites and social media. For signage, large-format print or embroidery, a logo is better redrawn by hand: smooth curves, precise letters, true gradients. Send us your logo – we will redraw it.

We look for similar fonts among free Google Fonts. If the logo uses a paid or hand-drawn typeface, there will be no exact match – we show the closest ones. Need the lettering restored exactly? Send us your logo – we will redraw the letters by hand.

We find the nearest Pantone colours for the colours of your logo or any picture. Click the image to pick a colour from a specific spot. Matches are approximate: screens do not show colours precisely, so check them against a Pantone fan at the print shop before printing.

Preparing a layout for print? We match colours to the specific paper and printing method and deliver a file the print shop accepts without corrections. Print design.

This tool is not affiliated with Pantone LLC. Colour names are given for reference; values are approximate and taken from open tables.

The tool is in beta – help us make it better

We are still improving the tool. Rate the result and tell us what does not work, what should be improved and which features are missing. We read every review and suggestion.

Leave your email and we will write to you when we add or improve what you asked for. We keep your name and email only for this purpose and do not share them with third parties.

How it works

  1. Upload a picture with letteringA logo, a screenshot or a photo of a sign with clear text.
  2. Wait a few secondsThe tool recognises the lettering and compares it with over a hundred fonts.
  3. Compare the optionsYour text is set in each similar font, with a link to Google Fonts.
Logo and brand fonts
Looking for the font because only a picture of the logo is left?

A familiar story: the designer is gone, there are no source files, and you need a sign or a website in the same style. We will restore the logo in vector and choose brand fonts that make everything look consistent.

Write to us →
  • We redraw the lettering letter by letter
  • A font pair for web and print
  • All source files handed over to you
  • Or a new logo designed from scratch

How to identify a font from an image

The tool reads the lettering in the image, isolates each letter and compares its shape with more than a hundred Google Fonts in different weights, from thin to bold. As a result you see the closest fonts with a similarity percentage and your text set in each of them.

Why it is a selection of similar fonts, not an exact answer

Logos often use paid typefaces or letters drawn by a designer by hand. Such fonts are not in open libraries, so the tool shows the closest free alternatives. If one font matches almost completely and is clearly ahead of the rest, it is most likely the one.

Why know the logo font

To design your website, presentations, posts and print materials in the same style as the logo. Google Fonts are free for commercial use: you can add them to a website or install them on a computer.

If you need exactly that font. When a logo has to be restored or the lettering continued in the same style, a similar font is not enough. We redraw letters by hand and choose a brand font pair that suits the logo. Write to us.

Frequently asked questions

Does the tool recognise Cyrillic?

Yes, it reads Latin and Ukrainian lettering and suggests fonts that contain the needed letters.

Why did the tool not find the font?

Most often because the lettering is handwritten, the letters are joined, or the font is paid or hand-drawn. Try a larger picture with clear text on a plain background.

Can I use the fonts for free?

Yes. All Google Fonts have an open licence and are allowed for commercial use on websites, in print and in advertising.

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