Xtractly vs WhatFont:which one fits?

WhatFont is the quickest way to answer "what font is this?" for one line of text. Xtractly answers it for the whole page — every text style as a type scale you can copy as CSS or Tailwind — and handles colours, assets and components too.

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Feature comparison between Xtractly and WhatFont
Feature	Xtractly	WhatFont
Identify a font on hover	Yes	Yes
Size, weight & line height	Yes	Yes
Font source (Google Fonts, self-hosted)	Yes	Yes
Whole-page type scale	Yes	Not listed
Copy as Tailwind classes	Yes	Not listed
Colours, assets & components	Yes	No
Price	Free · Pro $4.99/mo · $35 lifetime	Free

WhatFont details come from its public website as of September 2026. “Not listed” means we couldn't find it advertised — if that's changed, tell us.

Where each one shines

What WhatFont does well

Fast, lightweight hover-to-identify for any text.
Shows where a font is served from, such as Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts.
Free, simple and widely used.

Choose WhatFont if all you ever need is the name of a font, as fast and as light as possible.

Where Xtractly is different

Lists the page's entire type scale — Heading 1, Body, Caption — rendered in each style.
Copies a text style as CSS or Tailwind, including the @import or @font-face to load it.
Flags fonts the page loads but never uses.
Also extracts colours, assets and whole components.

Choose Xtractly if you want a site's typography as usable CSS or Tailwind — and its colours and components while you're there.