fontsize

noun
UK /ˈfɒnt.saɪz/
US /ˈfɑːnt.saɪz/

Fontsize is how big or small the letters look on a screen or page.

Please make the fontsize bigger so I can read the words easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A setting in a computer program that controls how large typed letters appear.

She changed the fontsize in her document to twelve points.

3. The measurement of printed letters, usually given in points.

The book uses a small fontsize to fit more words on each page.

4. The relative size of text used for headings, labels, or captions.

The headline has a much larger fontsize than the body text.