Find fonts in PSD files
Drop a PSD file to see every font used in the design. PeekPSD lists each font with usage count, sizes, and whether it is available on your device. For commercial fonts, it suggests the closest free Google Fonts alternative.
How font detection works
PSD files store font metadata in text layer records. PeekPSD reads this data during the fast parse pass, so font information is available immediately without waiting for image data to load.
The Fonts tab shows every unique font family used in the document, along with how many text layers reference it and what sizes are used. A colored dot indicates whether the font is detected on your current device (using the browser's font checking API, best effort).
PeekPSD ships a curated map of about 150 common commercial fonts to their closest free Google Fonts alternative. For example, Helvetica maps to Inter, Futura to Jost, Proxima Nova to Montserrat. Each suggestion links to the Google Fonts page so you can preview and download the alternative.
Common questions
What font is in my PSD?
Drop the file into PeekPSD and open the Fonts tab. Every font family is listed with usage count and sizes.
Can I use the alternative fonts in my project?
Yes. All suggested alternatives are free Google Fonts, licensed for web and print use.
Why does the browser check show 'not detected'?
The font check uses document.fonts.check(), which only detects fonts installed on your device or loaded by the page. A missing dot doesn't mean the font is wrong.
Are font weights and styles detected?
Font family names are extracted. Specific weight and style information depends on how the text layer was created in Photoshop.