Sometimes you need the textual content in your app to be smaller, so you possibly can match extra content material on a single display screen. Sometimes you need it to be larger, particularly in the event you’ve been pushing aside shopping for these studying glasses. But till not too long ago, in the event you had an iPhone, you needed to choose a single textual content dimension as a regular for all of your apps.

Not anymore. In iOS 15, you possibly can modify the textual content dimension individually for every of your apps. So you possibly can, for instance, maintain the textual content small to your electronic mail, however make it a bit bigger in Twitter — or vice versa. (Thanks to @OmarShahine for the data.)

If you’ve bought the general public beta of iOS 15 put in, right here’s how one can modify the textual content dimension for every app.

First, it’s good to ensure that the “Text Size” possibility is in your iOS Control Center:

• Swipe from the upper-right nook to get to your Control Center. Check to see if “Text Size” is there.
• If it isn’t, then give up Control Center and go to “Settings” > “Control Center.”
• Under the “More Controls” subhead, discover “Text Size” and faucet the plus signal on the left so as to add it to your included controls. This will add it to your Control Center.

Once that’s finished, it’s easy to tweak the textual content dimension for every app:

• Open the app that you just need to configure.
• Swipe from the upper-right nook to get to Control Center.

• Tap the “Text Size” icon (the one with the small and enormous A’s).
• At the underside of the display screen, you’ll see a toggle on the left for that particular app (for instance, the left aspect of the toggle will say “Twitter Only,” and the precise aspect will say “All Apps.”) Move the toggle to the left.
• Once that’s finished, use the primary management within the middle of the display screen to set the textual content dimension for that app, after which faucet wherever on the display screen to get again to the Control Center.

• Swipe as much as eliminate the Control Center and also you’ll return to your app. You ought to see the distinction within the textual content dimension instantly — however that distinction is not going to be mirrored in different apps.

And, in fact, if you wish to change again to a regular textual content dimension, simply return to the Control Center, choose “Text Size,” and transfer the underside toggle to “All Apps.” But bear in mind that you just’ll be resetting all of your apps to that textual content dimension.