PragmataPro™ is a condensed monospaced font optimized for screen, designed by Fabrizio Schiavi to be the ideal font for coding, math and engineering
PragmataPro™ has no interline spacing, so the lines are more compact in height not just in width. You can view a lot of windows at the same time!
Designed for the best possible view at low sizes
More than 9000 characters optimized
from 9pt to 48pt to guarantee the best possible readability
Download screenshots for your evaluation here
Designed for every programming language and context
One typeface, 5 families for the right need
PragmataPro is a spaced modularly font family.
PragmataPro Mono is a very monospaced.
These two families coming with or without ligatures.
Essential PragmataPro is the less expensive version to coding for English only.
PragmataPro Regular version now has more than 10,000 glyphs!
The Bold, Italic and Bold Italic versions have more than 7000 chars.
Very useful files before and after the purchase
PragmataPro vs PragmataPro Mono vs Essential PragmataPro,
OpenType features and hidden extras
alextes (verified owner) –
Have been using it for about a year now. I tried occasionally switching to other fonts, for variety and fun. It never lasts long. Pragmata Pro is just ridiculously right for coding.
andreypopp (verified owner) –
Been using it for 2 years and this is by far the best monospaced font I’ve ever used. Highly recommend, especially if you like to have multiple splits of code editors side by side — the font’s condensed structure makes it a breeze.
clayman (verified owner) –
When I decided to splurge a little bit and buy a programming font a few years ago, I evaluated quite a few similarly expensive fonts together with this one. Many of them looked really cool, but that “wow” factor always wore off eventually and those letter shapes went from cool to downright annoying quite fast at that point.
With PragmataPro, things were considerably different, though. Not only could I look at it for hours and hours and still be able to parse the text easily, moving from those cool fonts back to PragmataPro actually felt like a relief.
At that point, there was no contest anymore. I knew I could get extensive mileage out of that font and the fact that Fabrizio, the developer of the font, still works on it and keeps improving it was the proverbial icing on the cake of that deal. PragmataPro is quite simply the best font for programming, technical documentation, and the terminal you could ever hope to find.
ksoler (verified owner) –
Such a cool Font.
I tried to switch between others but still on Pragmata.
In my opinion, is a good font to work with as a developer.