Font ID from an image

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Identify a font from an image in seconds: upload a picture with text, and Lia's identifier measures, compares against the Hebrew font library, and pulls the font's name.

Drag an image with text here

or click to choose a file

How does identifying a font from an image work?

Identifying a font from an image is the fastest way to discover which font was used in a design. Instead of guessing - upload an image, and Lia's system compares the letters against the Hebrew font library and returns the font's name in seconds.

Step 1

Upload an image with text

Drag or choose an image that contains the font you want to identify - a screenshot, a sign, packaging, or any design.

Step 2

The system scans and compares

Mark the text area, and the engine measures x-height, stroke weight, and letter shapes and compares against Lia's entire font library.

Step 3

Get the font's name

Within seconds you see the best-matching font (and other close matches), with a direct link to the font page to download and buy.

Frequently asked questions about font identification

Upload an image that contains the text, mark the area of letters you want to check, and the system analyzes the letter shapes and compares them against Lia's Hebrew font library - returning the best-matching font's name.

Yes. Identifying a font from an image is completely free and requires no signup - just upload an image and get an instant result.

The tool identifies fonts from Lia's entire Hebrew font library. If the font in the image exists in the catalog, you'll get its name and a link to the font page; otherwise, the closest fonts by shape are shown.

A sharp image with 2-3 large, clear words in good contrast against the background gives the most accurate result. You can crop the image to the text area before identifying to improve accuracy.

No. The image is processed only for identification and is not stored on our servers - protecting your privacy.

Click the font's name to go to the font page, where you can see all the weights, try your own text, and buy a Desktop or Web license for instant download.

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