Change font and size in visual studio

Visual studio comes with feature to customize font and size. Let us see how we can change the font and size in visual studio.

We can do that by going to

       tools -->  options                                                                                                                                

 Below is the screenshot for reference:



change font and size in visual studio


Under environment tab select Font and color section.

        environment --> font and color                                                                                                        

Below is the screenshot for reference

change font and size in visual studio






Save changes after selecting your desired font and size.

















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