Georgia font, a serif typeface, was brought to life by British designer Matthew Carter in the 1990s. Carter, well-known for his knack for creating fonts, gifted the world with Georgia and Verdana, both hugely popular. Georgia stands out as an excellent pick for small text sizes, making them look clear and elegant.
It has different traditional features that make this typeface elegant and flawless. It has different similar fonts that can be contemplated instead of Georgia font including Baskerville font and Crimson Semibold font.
More About Georgia Font
Like every other serif font, it also has a long list of platforms where it is used since it releases. For printing purposes, where the text is in small size, Georgia font is perfect for such a platform because of being a highly-legible font. It makes the small size text understandable.
Furthermore, it is highly used for books, Headings, text, Designs, websites, and many other places. It comprises different font weights concluding Bold, Italic, Regular, etc. TTF and OTF are the 2 common formats in which you can download this font.
Georgia Font View
The font was not generated under the open-source license so you can’t make use of it on every level free of cost. However, for personal usage, it is always free.
Font Family (Includes 4 Typeface)
- Georgia Regular
- Georgia Italic
- Georgia Bold
- Georgia Bold Italic
