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    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliSeptember 2, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. Gboard Beta Update: The latest Gboard beta introduces customizable font sizes ranging from 85% to 200% of the system default, allowing users to personalize their typing experience.

    2. Font Selection: Users can now switch between Google’s font (likely Google Sans) and any custom system font, enhancing aesthetic consistency across devices.

    3. Gradual Rollout: These features are being tested selectively on various devices, indicating a phased rollout approach before a wider release to all users.

    4. Independent Settings: The new font size setting operates independently of the system’s global font size, giving users the flexibility to tailor their keyboard’s appearance without affecting other text on the device.

    Gboard Introduces Custom Font Settings for Enhanced Personalization

    Google’s Gboard is evolving again, this time with a feature many users didn’t see coming. The latest beta version introduces options to customize font size and style, adding a new layer of personalization to the popular keyboard app.

    Users can now adjust the font size independently, ranging from 85% to 200% of the default setting. This flexibility is especially beneficial for those who prefer specific text sizes without altering the entire system. For instance, those who like larger text for regular use can maintain their preferences without affecting Gboard.

    Beyond size adjustments, Gboard is also testing a switch between Google’s proprietary font and any custom system font. This allows users to match their keyboard font with the overall style of their device, promoting continuity across applications.

    Accessing these new settings is straightforward. Users can find them under Preferences in Gboard’s settings. Once there, a slider enables easy adjustments, although it currently supports set increments rather than precise tuning.

    This rollout appears to be gradual, as many users have noticed the changes on select devices only. Nevertheless, it signals Google’s commitment to enhancing user experience and personal control in the digital space.

    As cities grow and technology advances, features like these showcase the potential for innovation within our daily tools. Customization fosters a sense of ownership and individuality, aligning perfectly with the needs of diverse urban populations. With Gboard leading the charge in such enhancements, users can expect a more tailored typing experience ahead.

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