Browsers show your website using the primary font you have set; if that font isn’t available, a fallback font is used instead.
Steps to identify your website’s fonts
Open your website in Chrome or Edge (no login needed).
Right-click on any text and select Inspect.
In the panel that appears, click the Computed tab (next to Styles).
Look for font-family in the property list. You’ll see the primary font listed first, followed by any fallback fonts.
The final fallback is usually serif, sans-serif, or monospace. If none of your specified fonts are available, the browser will use its default font matching these categories.
📌 Note: Your website may use different fonts for headings, paragraphs, or menus. Repeat these steps for other areas of text to identify all fonts in use.