There is a very cool service called WhatTheFont which lets you detect the font used in a logo or image by just uploading it.
For a test I uploaded the Sizlopedia logo and after a quick scan the service gave a list of almost 20 closely matching font styles. Google OS used the Google logo as a test and WhatTheFont successfully detected its font at once.
WhatTheFont supports some common image formats like GIF, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, but you can’t upload images bigger than 360 x 275 pixels. It is a useful and handy service that can be used by designers to find the font from a logo or image on the fly.
Saad Hamid is a tech enthusiast from Pakistan who started this blog in 2007.
Great find DJ… Now rather than guessing and trying to match the font in Photoshop , I have a better option
Thats impressive buddy
, will give it a try.
Can’t we Download the fonts for free ?
That is a great looking program. I have bookmarked it as I know I will need it at some point soon…
Thanks a ton.