How to change the font on a Samsung Galaxy

July 8, 2022

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How to change the font on a Samsung Galaxy

The Galaxy A53 5G has a 6.5-inch OLED screen
If you want to personalise your phone a little more than just changing the wallpaper, here’s how you can adapt the text to your liking.

Once you’ve got your hands on a brand new phone, there’s nothing more rewarding than adjusting it to make sure it feels truly yours. From new apps to new wallpaper there are plenty of ways to go about this, and if you want to go a step further you can even change the look of the text on your device’s user interface. Here’s how you can do that if you own a Samsung Galaxy device.

What we used

We used the Samsung Galaxy S22, but you can use any Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet

The Short Version

Open the Settings appTap ‘Display’Scroll down to ‘Font size and style’Select ‘Font style’, and choose a new font for your device

How to change the font on a Samsung Galaxy: Step-By-Step Step 1 Open the Settings appFirst, head to your phone’s Settings app – it’s the one with an icon like a gear cog. Step 2 Tap ‘Display’Once the app is open, tap on “Display” (which has a green-coloured sun icon next to it) in order to make changes to your phone’s display. Step 3 Scroll down to ‘Font size and style’Now scroll further down the display and tap on the bit that says ‘Font size and style’ in order to make adjustments to the text’s appearance. Step 4 Select ‘Font style’, and choose a new font for your deviceFrom the menu that you can see on screen, tap on the option that reads ‘Font Style’ in order to change the look of the text on your phone. Here you can select one of the pre-installed font or download some new ones.

FAQs

How can I change the font back again? Simply follow this guide again, and select ‘Default’ when you come to select the font style Does this method also work with an iPhone? No, this guide just concerns Samsung Galaxy devices. However, there is a similar process for other Android handsets.