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How to Change the Font Size on Kindle

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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For avid readers, e-books are a lifesaver. With electronic reading devices such as the Kindle, you have access to a vast library of books right at your fingertips. However, when it comes to the Kindle, many people often struggle with adjusting the font size to make reading more comfortable.

The good news is that you don’t need to squint your eyes or struggle with tiny fonts. In this article, we will guide you through how to change the font size on Kindle.

Step 1: Open the Book

Firstly, turn on your Kindle device and navigate to the home screen. Select the book you want to read and click on it to open it. Once the book’s page is open, press the ‘Aa’ button, which is located at the bottom of the screen towards the right.

Step 2: Choose the Font Size

When you press the ‘Aa’ button, a font size slider will appear on the screen. Slide the bar to the right to increase the font size, and slide it to the left to decrease it. You can keep sliding it until you find the perfect font size for your comfort.

Step 3: Adjust the Font Type

You can also change the font type on the Kindle if you don’t like the current font. After changing the font size, press the ‘Aa’ button again, and a font type menu will appear. Scroll through the list of fonts available and click on the one you want to use. You can preview each font before deciding which one to pick.

Step 4: Save Your Changes

After picking your preferred font size and type, press the ‘Aa’ button for the third time. By doing this, you’re saving your choices and returning to the book. And Voila! You’re ready to read your book with a perfect font size and type.

In conclusion, changing the font size on Kindle is a simple process that can make reading a lot more comfortable. Whether you need large fonts due to poor eyesight or prefer small fonts, you now know how to adjust them accordingly. If you’re still struggling to read your books efficiently, you might want to consider other Kindle models such as the Kindle Paperwhite, which has additional features such as backlighting and better resolution.

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