Learn how to increase font size and zoom in on your screen using built-in browser tools—great for easier reading and eye comfort.

👀 Having Trouble Reading Tiny Text Online?

You're not alone! Many people—especially as we get older—find it hard to read small letters on websites. Luckily, you can make everything bigger and easier to see using simple tools already built into your computer or browser.

🔍 Option 1: Use Your Browser's Zoom Feature

💻 If You're on a Computer:

Most web browsers (like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari) support quick zoom with keyboard shortcuts:

• Zoom In (Make Bigger):
  Press Ctrl and + (on Windows)
  Press Command (⌘) and + (on Mac)

• Zoom Out (Make Smaller):
  Press Ctrl and – (Windows)
  Press Command (⌘) and – (Mac)

• Reset Zoom to Normal Size:
  Press Ctrl and 0 (Windows)
  Press Command (⌘) and 0 (Mac)

You can do this on any website—including this one!

🖱️ Option 2: Use Menu Tools in Your Browser

🔷 Google Chrome

1. Click the three dots in the upper-right corner

2. Find the Zoom section

3. Click the + or – to adjust the size

🟦 Microsoft Edge

1. Click the three dots

2. Use the Zoom section near the top

🦊 Firefox

1. Click the three lines

2. Look for Zoom, then click + or –

🍎 Safari (Mac)

1. Click View in the top menu bar

2. Choose Zoom In or Zoom Out

📱 On a Smartphone or Tablet

• Pinch to Zoom: Use two fingers—spread them apart to zoom in, pinch together to zoom out.

• Some mobile browsers also have text size or zoom options in their settings.

⚙️ Want Larger Text All the Time?

You can also change your system settings to make text bigger on all websites and apps.
This is a bit more advanced and may vary by device—see our article:
👉 [How to Make Text Bigger in Windows or macOS System Settings]

🧓 Helpful Tip for Seniors:

Don’t worry about “messing something up.” Zooming in and out is safe, reversible, and easy to try. It’s one of the best ways to reduce eye strain and enjoy reading online.