Try This Simple Step to Use the New Font on WhatsApp

Are you bored of chatting using the same font on WhatsApp? Well, Facebook that owns the instant messaging platform seems to have understood this as it has come up with a few formatting and font options for the users.

Earlier, WhatsApp users got the options to format the text using bold, italics and strikethrough options. Now, a new font that is similar to Fixedsys in Windows has been added to the platform. Notably, this is the only option that is available other than the usual one.

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Using this font requires a bit of additional work than just typing the message and sending it across to the recipients. This feature is available on both iOS and Android platforms. However, keep in mind that this font cannot be formated with options like bold or italics.

Upcoming WhatsApp features for iOS

It is alleged that WhatsApp will roll out many new features for iOS. These include the ability to share music and listen to the same. This way, the iPad and iPhone users can share a song either from their device or Apple Music. However, both the sender and receiver have to be paid Apple Music subscribers.

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Take a look at the different text formatting and font features available on WhatsApp from below.

How to Get WhatsApp New Font

To get the new WhatsApp font, you need to type the backquote symbol () thrice before and after the text. For instance, if you want to type 'GizBot', you need to type it as GizBot.

How to Get Text formatting on WhatsApp

Did you know that you can send bold text on WhatsApp? Well, you can use special characters *bold* to make the text appear in bold. Same way, you can even use _italics_, and ~strikethrough~ to format the text in italics and strikethrough respectively.

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Lately, WhatsApp has started adding many new features to the instant messaging platform such as the ability to quote messages, end-to-end encryption, etc.