If you can't find a match for your font, you should first try one of the other font identifiers. You can also try posting in a community forum like WhatTheFont to see if anyone can help you identify the font. If the forum members can't help you, you can try asking on Quora. The Q & A site has a category dedicated to typeface identification with plenty of community members ready to help. Or, if you're a Reddit user, try asking in the subreddit r/IdentifyThisFont. Many design community members are there at all hours, so you'll likely get a lot of help with font identification. And finally, if you're trying to identify a well-known font, like that of a brand, famous movie, or logo — sometimes your best bet is to simply search for, "what is xx brand font" in your favorite search engine.  But, as you can see from our tests above, you'll most likely find a match by using one (or more) of the online font identifiers, so your best bet is to start there.