Seeing all your fonts

Wordmark knows the default system fonts that came pre-installed on your operating system (this information is publicly available) and can display your entry with those fonts. But for it to be truly useful, it also needs to show the fonts you have installed yourself.

With the new Local Font Access functionality currently supported by Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers, your browser, with your permission, can reliably show your installed fonts on Wordmark.

Wordmark used to rely on a Google Chrome extension or a Microsoft Edge add-on to detect the fonts on your computer. With the introduction of Local Font Access API, installing these extensions are no longer necessary.

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers

Just like allowing your browser to access your camera and microphone on a video chat website, you can now allow the latest version of Chrome and Edge to access the fonts on your computer with the officially supported Local Font Access feature.

Opera, Yandex, Brave and other Chromium browsers

Until the new Local Font Access feature is supported, these Chromium based browsers can use our extension available on Chrome Web Store. This extension is a very simple add-on that shares the list of your fonts with Wordmark.

Click here to install the extension.

Safari, Firefox, and other browsers

Unfortunately there are no methods currently available to detect your installed fonts within these browsers. We are eagerly waiting for the new Local Font Access API to be implemented by all the browsers. Meanwhile, we kindly suggest using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge to get the best out of Wordmark.

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