Font of Web helps designers identify fonts, colors, and UI patterns from real websites, now expanding into Fudge, an AI design search tool with an MCP server.
Font of Web began as a design-discovery tool built around a simple idea: point it at any website and it identifies the exact fonts, color palette, and general visual style in use, saving designers from guessing at typefaces from a screenshot. A companion browser extension lets users inspect fonts on any page they're browsing, and the site also curates a daily feed of real-world design examples worth studying.
More recently, the underlying technology has been expanding under a new brand, Fudge (hosted at design.withfudge.com), which reframes the same design-reference database as an AI-searchable engine covering thousands of production websites. This shift positions the product not just as a font-spotting tool for humans but as a design-context source for AI design and coding agents.
The core font and color detection remains the most immediately useful feature: paste in a URL and get back the specific typefaces and hex codes a site uses, without digging through browser dev tools by hand. The Chrome extension brings this same lookup into any page a user is already browsing.
Under the Fudge expansion, the tool adds searchable design inspiration across a large index of captured websites, filterable by font, color palette, UI component, layout, and page type, plus a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI coding assistants query real design references on demand instead of inventing another generic modern, premium interface from scratch.
Core font identification and browsing the design inspiration feed are free to use, which is how the tool built its initial audience of designers and front-end developers looking for quick typeface answers.
The Fudge-branded expansion introduces paid plans focused on design token export and deeper AI search access, positioned for teams and individual designers who want to pull structured data such as fonts, palettes, and themes out of the reference database rather than just browse it visually. Exact tier pricing is not published in detail and is best confirmed directly on the current pricing page.
Yes, the core font identification, color extraction, and design inspiration feed are free to browse.
Fudge, hosted at design.withfudge.com, is the newer AI-search-oriented brand built on the same design-reference technology as Font of Web.
Yes, entering any public URL returns the fonts and color palette detected on that page.
Yes, an MCP server lets AI agents query the design reference database directly for real font, color, and layout examples.
Yes, a Chrome extension lets users check fonts and colors on any page while browsing normally.