WhatsApp feature 2020: How to change text format of your chats on Android & iOS
A new feature arrive on WhatsApp to change
With crossing 1.5 Billion subscribers on WhatsApp, That emerged to be the most popular messaging apps all over the world, the chat app is the most preferred way to interact with friends, professionals and even send media across each other.
It was been quite a while that WhatsApp added a new feature to change the text format of your chats looks more exciting and aesthetic.
You might know about bold, italicize and strike-through your text messages, but do you know that your boring text format can be change to more exciting and aesthetic, which is Typewriter Font.
here’s how:
Step 1: Go to WhatsApp and tap your messaging bar
Step 2: To change the font of your WhatsApp messages, use the ` symbol three times either side of the word. For example,
. The symbol should not be mistaken with ‘ and it is available on both Android and iOS keyboards.
To get the symbol on your iPhone keyboard, long press on the ‘ symbol and after that, you will get a number of symbols hovering over the long-pressed symbol. Right there, you would be able to find the desired command, well, the symbol, to change your font on WhatsApp.
Symbol can easily be found out on the Android keyboard of your phones but slight tricky on iPhone keyboard.
To get the symbol on your iPhone keyboard, long press on the ‘ symbol and after that, you will get a number of symbols hovering over the long-pressed symbol. Right there, you would be able to find the desired command, well, the symbol, to change your font on WhatsApp.
This is how you can find the symbol on your iOS keyboard:
Apart from this, the popular messaging app is reportedly nearing towards the roll-out the much-awaited Dark Mode theme and also its Delete Messages feature, which will automatically delete messages after a particular time period set by the user and make it look like the message never existed. However, there has been no official announcement of the release of these new features yet, so sit tight until further notice.
