To write in different fonts in WhatsApp, you can use the built-in formatting options that are available in the app. Here's how:
Open WhatsApp on your phone.
Start a new chat or open an existing conversation.
Type the text you want to format.
To make the text bold, add an asterisk (*) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
To make the text italic, add an underscore (_) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
To strikethrough text, add a tilde (~) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
To monospace text, add three backticks (`) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
Review your message to ensure that the formatting has been applied correctly.
Note that these formatting options only work for individual words or phrases, not for entire messages or paragraphs. Additionally, the recipient of your message must have a version of WhatsApp that supports these formatting options in order to see the effects.
Open WhatsApp on your phone.
Start a new chat or open an existing conversation.
Type the text you want to format.
To make the text bold, add an asterisk (*) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
To make the text italic, add an underscore (_) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
To strikethrough text, add a tilde (~) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
To monospace text, add three backticks (`) before and after the text. For example, Hello will display as Hello.
Review your message to ensure that the formatting has been applied correctly.
Note that these formatting options only work for individual words or phrases, not for entire messages or paragraphs. Additionally, the recipient of your message must have a version of WhatsApp that supports these formatting options in order to see the effects.
