Note: The following changes only affect how text displays in Google Docs. The following adjustments will make your document look larger in Google Docs in Chrome on the web, as well as in the Google Docs apps on iOS (on both iPhone and iPad) or Android. With just a few tweaks, you can make the text display larger, without any adjustment to the actual font size. Arial, the default font, remains widely used for both digital displays and printed pages. The default size typically produces lines that are relatively readable, with between 80 and 100 characters per line. Or, if you prefer using PowerPoint over Google Slides, you can change the default font there, too.When you create a new Google Doc-either in a browser or in a Google Docs mobile app-the default font size and font are 11 and Arial, respectively. Though the actual steps for changing the default font are a bit different, you can also do it for Google Docs. In our case, our text is now Calibri.Įven if you create a new presentation, as long as you’re using the same theme then the font style will remain as you set it.Ĭhanging the default font isn’t just limited to Google Slides. The font style should be what you set in the Master slide. To verify everything looks as it should, click any text box in your presentation. The changes you made to the Master slide will automatically be reflected. Next, click any slide in the left-hand navigation pane.
Once the text is selected, change the font to your preferred type.
You can press Ctrl+A to quickly select all of the text on the slide. Now do the same for each level of text underneath the title text. Now change the font of the selected text by clicking the down arrow next to the font name in the header menu, and then choosing the new font from the drop-down menu. Text is highlighted in blue when selected. Usually, you have to click and drag your cursor over the text to select it, but in the Master slide, all you have to do is click it to select it. Now select the title text at the top of the slide.
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