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can anybody give me following font?
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Short practical guide tied to the thread: needs an exact match for the letters H, N, w, Y. Earlier replies from and pointed to automated tools and browser inspection, and / confirmed this is a common request. Automated matchers often fail on low-contrast or anti-aliased images, so try this workflow to improve results or determine if the mark is custom lettering.

Prepping the image for identification

  • Crop tightly and create separate images for the distinctive glyphs (H, N, w, Y).
  • Deskew so the baseline is horizontal and scale each glyph to ~400-600 px height.
  • Convert to grayscale then apply a threshold/levels to get solid black on white; remove anti-aliasing.
  • Clean artifacts (noise, compression blocks) and save as PNG. Optionally trace outlines in Inkscape/Illustrator to compare shapes.

Try multiple identification routes

If no exact match appears, the sample may be a custom logotype. Signs include inconsistent strokes, unusual terminals, or uneven spacing. In that case, vector-trace the artwork or find a close typeface and tweak it; always verify licensing before use. For faster community help, share the straightened high-res crop, separate glyph PNGs, and whether the image is a logo or live text.

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Member Avatar for PixelDown

Excellent! This is what I was looking for as well. Thanks :)

Member Avatar for Smeagel13

Oh my god, there is something for everything out there!

Member Avatar for <M/>

If you found this on a web page, use your web tools like Firebug.

Member Avatar for <M/>

It will only work if it is text, not an image.

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Thanks, but it is not working for my image.

I found some similar fonts, but didn't find exactly same font on web.

Look at H, N, w, Y in image. I need same font.

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Got a newer tool for that: try whatthefont.app — it scans both images and live websites.

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