Increase or Decrease Text Size with Swift

by Alexandra Kropova from Mammoth Interactive

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To change the font size of a Text element or another element in SwiftUI, use the following code:

.font(.system(size: 60))

Understanding this property:

The font property is added to an element.

The font type is .system, which refers to the default OS system font.

The font size is set to 60.

Using the property on an element

This property should be attached to the element right after the element’s body.

Here is an example of using this property on a Text element:

Text("My text")
.font(.system(size: 60)) 

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