Schriftart Georgia Pro Black Herunterladen (2024)

FAQs

What is the difference between Georgia and Georgia Pro font? ›

By default, Georgia uses non-lining numerals and Georgia Pro uses lining numerals. New versions of Georgia, along with its sister sans-serif font Verdana, were released in 2011.

You may only (i) embed this font in content as permitted by the embedding restrictions included in this font; and (ii) temporarily download this font to a printer or other output device to help print content. Any other use is prohibited. Georgia is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies.

Georgia Pro is a traditional serif font that is familiar and confident, yet not overly assertive. It feels elegant, yet sturdy. Georgia pro is best used for headlines, subheads, body copy, and pull quotes.

Overview. Although inspired by the need for - and providing - clarity at low resolutions on the screen, Georgia is a typeface resonant with typographic personality. Even at small sizes the face exudes a sense of friendliness; a feeling of intimacy many would argue has been eroded from Times New Roman through overuse.

Georgia Pro - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store.

If you want to ditch the default and stay sleek, Georgia is a great option. It is a serif font but letter strokes are much more subtle than what you see with Times New Roman. Georgia does not look outdated and works better for vertical screens, as it is not too tight on the horizontal space.

Gelasio is an original typeface that is metrics compatible with Georgia in its Regular, Bold, Italic and Bold Italic weights. Its design was inspired by an original printed sample of a French Transitional typeface which follows the Romain Du Roi typeface introduced in 1702.

No, Georgia is not part of Google Fonts. The Georgia fonts that come with your computer if you have macOS or Windows are only licenced for your own use on your own computer, not for website use. For web font use, you can buy a licence e.g. from MyFonts: Georgia Webfont & Desktop font.

Sometimes, but not always. Although many free fonts allow unrestricted use (including use for commercial projects and as logotype fonts), “free” fonts can sometimes be commercial fonts that are illegally copied.

The font was compatible with both Windows and Mac computers, and because the font looked the same on both systems, it became popular with designers.

Is Georgia font copyrighted? ›

Georgia is one of the default fonts pre-installed on Windows computers. So if it came pre-installed on your computer, you already have a licence to use it. There is nothing in the Desktop EULA that prohibits its use in any kind of publication, commercial or otherwise.

Yes. They are both available under the SIL Open Font License (OFL) and can be used freely for most purposes, excepting that you can't resell the fonts themselves or the like. For more details read the FAQ or the license itself. What are the best sites to find free fonts for commercial use?

Georgia pairs nicely with many sans-serif fonts for use in headings and titles. This is an excellent solution if you like the look of a serif font but want to make sure smaller text remains clean and easy to read. That said, Georgia has been optimized for readability on screens of all sizes.

Left: Georgia has longer ascenders and a smaller x-height, so it tends to look smaller than Helvetica when set in text. Right: Helvetica has a larger x-height, so it looks bigger in text, but the shorter ascenders make it harder to read.

The text uses your selected default sans serif typeface, the headings use Georgia, and the monospaced snippets are in your selected default monospace typeface.

Wensley (TTF, OTF, Web Font)

A modern serif type font, Wensley is a common font similar to Georgia. It includes three font weights—Regular, Light, and Bold—and supports multilingual letters.

Cambria. Characteristics: Cambria, designed for clarity and readability, shares similarities with Georgia. It is an excellent choice for both digital and print projects, offering a modern twist to classic serif fonts.

Georgia is a serif font. It goes well with Proxima Nova, Helvetica Neue, Brandon Grotesque, Arial, Freight Sans, Lucida Grande, Open Sans, Lato, Benton Sans and Gotham.

The university has two official typefaces, Gill Sans and Usherwood, which should be used in publications.