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I use the following sources for identifying fonts in order of reliability 1. FindMyFont 2. WhatFontIs 3. WhatTheFont I am successful about 75% of the time and I use these sites about 5-15x per day. They fail due to one or more of the following... low resolution, hand drawn or custom fonts, low...

As mentioned by Andy above invest in findmyfont, or utilize the experts on here or try whatfontis.com and whatthefont.com to find a match or something close. You should not be spending hours looking for an exact match or something close with these 3 sources. I don't spend any more than 5...

This is the best one yet. All the others are balls in a sphere but no others were this close

My wife has an iphone 7 and I have a 10R. Her 7 is running the latest ios 13.3, used daily with lots of apps and no issues. Like I said previously consider doing a full phone wipe and restore but do have a good backup if you go that route

About every 6 months or when my phone is acting up I do a full restore. Just be sure that you have current backups turned on either in the cloud or to a computer. You will also have to turn off "find my phone". And be sure you know your apple ID and password. I prefer backups to my computer...

https://www.vectorstock.com/royalty-free-vectors/willow-tree-vectors

Maybe something like this... https://www.vectordiary.com/illustrator/illustrator-disco-ball-tutorial/ but replace the rectangles with circles or

while I appreciate being mentioned, I would not be able to trace the blobs at the top and bottom poles or the skinny circles along the edges. They are far too pixelated

My favorite feature in Illustrator CC is dynamic corner rounding. It is so much more precise to be able to round a corner or multiple corners independently and have them match. On this sample when tracing a letter I simply drew in 3 rectangles, joined them and then selected the inner corners and...

It looks like Gerber's version of Baskerville Bold

I realize this is an old thread but no automatic vectoring software will produce a good file from that image

Thanks GeoZ. That appears to be an exact match

I have tried all the font ID sites and cannot come up with any matches to this font

it is called Playfair display for everything but the 2. It appears they did not like the stylized 2 and replaced it with something else

Six fonts set using a completely flat capital letter. Six different heights despite the same point/inch size. I don't think this is the fault of the program but rather the type companies that produce the fonts

This appears to be from the Clarendon Family. Either Bold Condensed or Bold artificially condensed

Thank you Andy

I have tried all available resources and cannot find a match to this one

Top font is Serpentine that has been distorted and the bottomis Times Roman or New Roman