Snapchat users have complained about the font sizes in their chats being too small to read, but there’s an easy way to fix it. Here’s everything you need to know.
Snapchatis still one of the easiest ways to connect with your friends. The app allows you to send images, videos, and more to your friends, as well as post to your story for selected groups to see.
Besides sending pics and videos to other users, you can also talk to your friends through the chat feature. However some users might struggle with reading the messages because of the small font sizes, but there’s an easy way to fix that.
There are two ways you can change the font size on Snapchat; either for just a single message or for all chat conversations. Here’s everything you need to know about changing the font size on Snapchat, depending on what device you use.
Change font size on a Snapchat message
If you want to change the font size for a specific message you’re sending someone, maybe to enhance the tone of what you’re saying, there’s a really easy way to do so.
Just follow these simple steps:
Snapchat recently introduced the feature which changed the look of users’ chats on the app and adapted the font sizes to the settings you have on your phone.
If you’re anAndroid userand want to change the font sizes in all your chats, go to yourdevice’s settings,search, and selectFont size, beforeadjusting the font sizeby using the slider.
Apple users, however, can change the font size for individual apps, such as Snapchat. To do this, simply follow this simple step-by-step guide:
So there you have it – everything you need to know about changing the font size on Snapchat. If you want to learn more about how to use Snapchat, you can check out some of our other guides here:
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Alice Sjöberg is an Evergreen Specialist on Dexerto’s UK team, focusing on Entertainment content. She is an NCTJ qualified journalist, providing expert coverage of trending, viral news from X/Twitter, YouTube, and TikTok. Alice also has bylines at The Mirror, MSN, Daily Express, OK! Magazine, and The Chronicle. You can contact her at: alice.sjoberg@dexerto.com
