How to use different fonts in Apple Notes

The Apple Notes app provides users with many different fonts for you to use. You can combine multiple fonts in notes to get the content and format of the notes you want. For example, you can adjust the title to a different font and the content to a different font. Here is a guide to using different fonts in Apple Notes.

How to use different fonts in Apple Notes Mac

Step 1:

You open Apple Notes on your Mac and then select the content you want to change the font. Next, press Ctrl and right-click and  select Font > Show Fonts . Then the user will see different fonts to choose from for the selected paragraph.

Here you choose the font type, style and size for the paragraph. Continue choosing fonts for other paragraphs.

How to use different fonts in Apple Notes

Step 2:

To find the name of the font used, click on each font to preview it. You can also click the three-dot menu button in the upper left corner and select Show Preview.

How to use different fonts in Apple Notes

How to use different fonts in Apple Notes iPhone

By default, the Notes app on iPhone doesn't have the option to change different fonts in the content, but you can create a note with the desired font on your Mac and the note will sync to your iPhone or iPad via iCloud.

In addition, users can format notes on iPhone with bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough.

How to use different fonts in Apple Notes
How to use different fonts in Apple Notes
How to use different fonts in Apple Notes

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