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WhatsApp : How to format your messages

Posted by Melody Christie on December 16, 2021 - 1:41pm Edited 12/16 at 1:51pm


Here are a few tips on how you can format text on WhatsApp :)

  1. Italic
    To italicize your text, insert an underscore on both sides of the text. Example:
    _text_ 

    Now your text will look like this: 
    text

     
  2. Bold
    To send text in bold, insert an asterisk on both sides of the text. Example:
    *text*

    Now your text will look like this:
    text

     
  3. Strikethrough
    To strikethrough your message, insert a tilde (usually located on the left of the number 1 key on your keyboard) on both sides of the text. Example:
    ~text~

    Now your text will look like this:
    text

     
  4. Monospace
    To monospace your message, insert three backticks (backticks share the same key as the apostrophe key) on both sides of the text. Example:
    ```text```

Another option is to tap and hold the text you're typing and then select the 'More' option > or tap the little arrows to scroll through and between bold, italic, strikethrough, and monospace.

Have fun! Leave a comment and let me know if you tried it out :)