Changing the font of WhatsApp letters is possible natively, but the options are quite restricted. The user can make it bold, italic, strikethrough or monospaced. If you want more possibility, you need to resort to some very simple tricks.
teaches you how to change the letter in both Chat and Messenger Status. Check out!
How to change WhatsApp font with Fonts for WhatsApp
To perform the procedure below, you need to download the Fonts for WhatsApp app on your Android device. And, of course, have WhatsApp installed on your device. The app is not available for iPhone.
1. Open the Fonts for WhatsApp app and go to Select Style to choose the font you want;
2. If you want to add decoration to the letter, tap smiley and select the one you prefer;
3. If you have chosen to include an ornament, in the field enter your text, delete the word [Text] and type whatever you want. The result is displayed in the section Result Text, Right below;
4. If you like it and want to send the text via WhatsApp, tap on the pink arrow in the lower right corner of the screen;
5. In the menu that appears, go to Send to WhatsApp;
6. Then select the contact or contacts to whom you want to send the content. Confirm the shipment using the green arrow, which appears in the lower right corner of the messenger.
Ready! Simply and quickly the different text is sent.
How to change WhatsApp font natively
The following tip can be used on both Android smartphones and iPhone. The feature is native to WhatsApp and does not require any extra apps to be installed. However, it is restricted to only four change options.
Negrito
To send content in bold, just insert an asterisk (*) at the beginning and another at the end of the sentence. Like for example * *. On Android, you can select the word and, in the menu that appears, choose Bold.
Italic
Italicized content is generated when the user includes the underscore symbol (_) at the beginning and end of the sentence. So, it would be __. On Android, you can select the word and, in the menu that appears, go in italics.
Strikethrough
The letter ̶t̶a̶c̶h̶a̶d̶a̶ is the one crossed out. To use the feature, just use the tilde symbol (~) before and after the content that will be sent. For example: ~ ~.
If you use Android and don't want to decorate symbols, just select the text, and go to the three dots icon to see more menu options. So, opt for strikethrough.
monospaced
The 𝚖𝚘𝚗𝚘𝚎𝚜𝚙𝚊𝚌̧𝚊𝚍𝚊 font features wider spacing between the letters, with a style that resembles that of typewriters. To use it, you need to include three back quotes (or backticks) before and after, as in "".
On Android, the option is also available by selecting content, tapping on the three dots icon and going to monospace.
How to change the WhatsApp font through the Messletter website
The steps below can be followed by both Android and iOS users and also in the web version of the messenger.
1. Access the Messletters website from your preferred browser, cell phone or PC;
2. At the top of the screen is a red text box. Edit what you want to publish. Note that the same content will automatically appear below in different letter templates;
3. Scroll down to see all available options. See more possibilities at Show all;
4. When you find the one you like, tap on the icon formed by two pages (highlighted below) to copy;
5. Then open WhatsApp and the conversation in which you want to send the content. Then paste the text.
- To view the option Necklace on your smartphone, tap and hold for a few seconds on the text box. A menu with the item will appear on the screen.
- On PC, right-click more on the text box and go to Necklace (or use the keyboard shortcut, while pressing the keys Ctrl + V).
6. Now, just send the message as usual.
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How to change the WhatsApp Status font
Changing the WhatsApp Status font is also quite simple. The section gives you the option to post especially text and another to write about the photos and videos you want to post.
In the case of the function specifically focused on texts (accessible via the pencil icon), the user still finds a greater variety of options. When touching the letter T, has access to five types of fonts.
In this case, WhatsApp's native change rules for messages also apply. For example, when inserting the asterisk at the beginning and end of the content, it will be displayed in bold. If you use the underline, it will be italicized, and so on.
However, if you need a wider variety of styles, you can turn to the Messletter website (or any other similar site of your choice). So just copy and paste.
The copy and paste feature also works on texts included in Status photos and videos. Natively, the functionality only offers one font option with no editing possibility.
