Because most phones have a very standard user interface by default, many users will wish to customize their appearance. The customizing options available on iPhones are somewhat limited. But, there are several ways you could do that to make it more personal.

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For instance, if you want to alter the font type on your iPhone, simply follow the steps below to create a customized user interface. Switch to Android and you’ll have a lot more customization possibilities. I’m joking, of course. Or maybe not.

When it comes to changing the typeface on an iPhone, there are few options out of the box. You can still make it appear a little different. You can modify the appearance of the text on your phone by following the steps below:

Select Display & Brightness from the Settings menu. This menu has a number of display choices, including text size. Select the latter.

You should see a slide that you can drag to the left or right to change the font size.
Return to the Display & Brightness menu to save your changes after modifying them according to your preferences. They need to be evident right away.

You should also notice the Bold Text option under Text Size. If you desire thicker lettering, toggle it.
Return to the main Settings menu and select Accessibility > Larger Text from the drop-down menu.

When you tap this, a screen similar to the Text Size choice will appear, allowing you to enable Larger Accessibility Sizes.

Select other size options with the slider. This will only apply to apps that support Dynamic Type and greater Accessibility sizes, so it won’t appear everywhere.
And that is the end of it. This is how you can change your iPhone’s font style.