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Your Instagram bio is your first impression and a great way to introduce your brand. You want it to be different and aesthetically pleasing. Have you ever wondered how some users have unique, eye-catching fonts in their bios? I started googling away, and I found just what I was looking for — and now I’m going to share it with you. Read on to find out how to change the font in your Instagram bio.
First, head on over to the text generator website Lingo Jam. Lingo Jam is a free online website that offers a wide range of font options to choose from.
Once you’re on the Lingo Jam website, you’ll see two text boxes. One will be the place to input your desired text, and the other will output the text in the available fonts. It can be your name, your title, or a catchy phrase.
Some of the fonts are minimal, while others are script fonts with emojis and different design elements. Once you’ve decided on your desired font, select the font and copy (Command+C or Ctrl+C) the entire converted phrase.
Now it’s time to head on over to the Instagram app. Open your profile, and tap the “Edit Profile” button. In the bio section, delete your existing text and paste (Command+V or Ctrl+V) the newly copied font style from Lingo Jam. Take a moment to review, and make any needed adjustments to ensure the formatting looks just right.
If you want to add something fun and unique to your name or bio that’s not an emoji, another alternative is a text symbol. Head on over to this site for a huge library of text symbols. Once you’ve found something you like, copy and paste it to your profile.
I like to paste my bio into the Notes app on my laptop and then copy and paste it into my Instagram. The Notes app allows you to add line breaks and paragraphs — if you try doing that in the Instagram app, it won’t work.
When writing your Instagram bio, make sure to include your first and last name, your title, your location (if relevant), any other interesting facts, and a call to action.
Lastly, make sure you fill in the URL field with the website you want your visitors to land on. You can add a link to your website, blog, lead magnet, or an online store. You could also create a webpage with several links or use a software like Linktree that allows you to add multiple links.
Once you’re happy with the way the text, fonts, and symbols look, tap the “Save” button to update your profile. Bam! Now your Instagram is transformed with a unique new font.
Unlike your username, Instagram will only let you change your name twice in 14 days, so keep that in mind before you hit “Save.” Keep in mind that some cursive fonts may be hard to read on a mobile device.
Play around with different fonts and symbols and create a bio that’s cohesive with your brand and reflects your personality. By making these simple changes, you can add personalization and stand out from your competition.