WhatsApp Text Formatting: 10 new and old WhatsApp text tricks

WhatsApp has released the four new text formatting style for users on Android, iOS, and Web or Desktop users. The meta-owned messaging app have already 5 old text formatting style tool and 1 emoji formatting options. Go through this article to know how to you change text style on WhatsApp using WhatsApp text style code.

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List of the all WhatsApp text formatting tricks

1. Bulleted List
2. Numbered List
3. Block Quote
4. Inline Code
5. Change Emoji Size
6. Bold
7. Italic
8. Strikethrough
9. Monospace
10. Use app for more text font

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How to format text in WhatsApp

1. Bulleted List: Users can now add bullet points into messages like shopping list. They have to place a”-” symbol at start of your text. For example “- Smartphone”.
2. Numbered List: You have to palace the “1.” Symbol at start of your messages followed by space. For example “1. Curd”.
3. Block Quote: You have to palace “>” symbol at start of your messages followed by space. For example ” >Smartphone”.
4. Inline Code: To use the inline code simply palace the (`) symbol at the start and end of the message. For example this is simple code.
5. Change Emoji Size: To make your emojis small palace the “*” symbol at the before and after of the emoji. For example *❤*.
6. Bold: To make you text bold use “*”symbol at start and end of the message. For example *bold*.
7. Italic: You have to palace “_” symbol at the start and end of the message. For example _message_.
8. Strikethrough: To use the strikethrough to your messages palace “~” symbol at start and end of the message. For example ~this is right~.
9. Monospace: You have to palace symbol at “` start and end of the message. For example “`Monospace“`.
10. Use app for more text font: There are lots of application available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. You can use them to format your WhatsApp text message.