WhatFont tells you the name of a font when you hover over text. In Safari, Siteprint lists every font family a page uses, what each one is for, and the full type scale, with the colors and layout around them.
Does WhatFont work in Safari?
WhatFont started as a bookmarklet, and its main version today is a Chrome extension, so Safari is not where it is maintained. If you only need a font's name in Safari, single-purpose finders such as Fonts Ninja and What Font for Safari exist. If you want to know how a site uses its type, Siteprint reads that.
What Siteprint shows about type
The Typography tab lists the font families a page uses and the role of each one: headings, body text, code. It shows the type scale from the largest display size down to captions, with the weight, line height and letter spacing of each style. Highlight a style and Siteprint outlines where it is used on the page for a moment.
Fonts are only half of a look, so the same scan also gives you the palette with each color's role, the corners and spacing, and the layout of every section. All of that is free to inspect.
How do I find out what font a website uses in Safari?
Open Siteprint on the page and go to Typography. It lists each font family with its role and the sizes and weights it is used at. It is free to inspect.
Can Siteprint identify a font inside an image?
No. Siteprint reads the fonts the page sets in its text styles. Lettering drawn into an image or logo is part of the picture.
Is WhatFont available for Safari?
WhatFont is mainly a Chrome extension. In Safari, Siteprint shows a page's fonts along with its full type scale, colors and layout.
Details about other tools were checked on 23 October 2026 from their public listings and documentation. Siteprint is not affiliated with them; names and trademarks belong to their owners.