Georgia Pro Italic

Georgia was originally designed in 1993 by Matthew Carter for Microsoft as a screen-optimized serif typeface. It was specifically crafted to maintain high legibility at low resolutions, featuring a large x-height and open counters that distinguished it from traditional print fonts like Times New Roman. The typeface quickly became a cornerstone of the web-safe font collection, known for its ability to look great on almost any screen.

The Georgia Pro Italic is part of an expanded family released by Monotype, offering refined character shapes and professional-grade typographic features. This professional version maintains the classic elegance and rhythm of the original while adding the versatility needed for high-resolution displays and sophisticated print layouts. Its italic form is particularly praised for its fluid, calligraphic grace that provides excellent contrast to the upright Roman weights.