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Fonts used by

identitytheft.gov

Last analyzed 9/28/2026, 12:22:26 AM UTC

Curious about the design behind identitytheft.gov?

SiteFontCheck scanned their live CSS architecture and identified 3 unique font families.

The website relies heavily on proximanova-regular, helvetica, arial, sans-serif for its main text elements, paired with proximanova-bold, helvetica, arial, sans-serif and proximanova-light, helvetica, arial, sans-serif as fallback options.

3
unique font families
Primary font
proximanova-regular, helvetica, arial, sans-serif

Below is the precise map of font sizes, weights, and text elements used across their site.

Detected Fonts

3 found

proximanova-bold, helvetica, arial, sans-serif

18

An official website of the United States government

proximanova-regular, helvetica, arial, sans-serif

82

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proximanova-light, helvetica, arial, sans-serif

1

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SiteFontCheck is a powerful no extension free font checker analyzer that analyzes any website to identify and display all fonts used in real-time. Simply enter a URL and instantly discover the typography behind your favorite websites.

About SiteFontCheck

No extension free font checker analyzer for modern web design. Detect, analyze, and explore fonts across any website with our powerful, user-friendly interface.