If you’d rather not zoom in on the screen, but just increase the text you’re reading, you can enable the setting at the bottom of the Accessibility window for Enable Hover Text. Now you can use those shortcuts to zoom in and increase the size of your screen and thus, the text on it. And make note of the shortcuts you’ll be using. Open your System Preferences again and then follow these steps to enable the shortcuts.ģ) On the right, check the first box at the top for Use keyboard shortcuts to zoom. If you want to increase the text size for a shorter period of time, you can do this using the built-in Accessibility features and keyboard shortcuts.
Now you should see a bigger font size that’s easier to view. Obviously, you’re here to increase the text size, so pick an option to the left.Īs you put your cursor over the two different choices, you’ll see a preview to the left along with the what the resolution will look like.Ĥ) After you pick an option, click OK to confirm the change.Īfter a moment, your screen will refresh and reflect the change.
Then do the following.ġ) Select Displays and make sure Display is selected in the window.ģ) You’ll notice a box open up showing you the settings for Larger Text and More Space. So open System Preferences with the icon in your Dock or Apple icon > System Preferences from the menu bar. To change your overall font size on Mac, you can make a few adjustments to your Display settings. Here, we’ll show you a few ways that you can increase the font size on your Mac. After all, why squint and struggle to see if you don’t have to? If you find yourself increasing the font sizes when you’re working in apps like Pages or Notes, you might benefit from the same thing on your macOS system.
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