If you're someone who likes to add a little flair to your social media posts and wish you could post your tweets in a different font style, it's possible to do through a third-party website called LingoJam.<\/p>\n
LingoJam is a free website that provides a simple but useful service: it provides the text you wish to tweet in a multitude of fonts, allowing you to then copy the one you like and paste it onto Twitter.<\/p>\n
If you want to change your Twitter font, whether for one tweet or all of them moving forward, here's how you could do it.<\/p>\n
Note that you can use LingoJam in either a desktop or mobile web browser to copy text into whichever version of Twitter you're using.<\/p>\n
1. On LingoJam's Fancy Text Generator, type the message you plan to share on Twitter into the box that says \"Normal text goes here\"<\/p>\n
Type in the tweet on LingoJam. Jennifer Still\/Business Insider <\/p>\n
2. From the automatically-generated list of fonts that appear on the right-hand side of the screen, scroll through and choose the one that you want to use on Twitter and highlight it by dragging your mouse across the text.<\/p>\n
Choose the font you like to use. Jennifer Still\/Business Insider <\/p>\n
3. Copy the text by pressing Ctrl+C on a PC or use Command+C on a Mac. You can also simply right click and select \"Copy.\"<\/p>\n
4. Open Twitter and log into your account if you haven't already.<\/p>\n
Copy and paste tweet into Twitter. Jennifer Still\/Business Insider <\/p>\n
5. Paste the copied tweet into the \"What's happening?\" box, then click \"Tweet\" to post.<\/p>\n
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