Posts with just a few characters are sometimes displayed in a larger font size. You did it, high five! Your post now has bold text! Go back to your post and paste the bold text that you copied in the previous step. The "serif" style provides more stylistic contrast. Tip: The "sans" serif style matches Facebook's font the best. Your bold text is now copied to your computer's clipboard. Then click the "copy" button next to the bold style you want to use. Enter the text you want bolded into the "Your Text" box. In a new tab, open up YayText's bold text generator. Just write your text as you normally would.
the about me section), or in 1-on-1 chats in Facebook messenger. Other spots where people might want to use bold text are in their profile (ie. Notes are the only spot where Facebook offers a "native" bolding solution, which won't require YayText's unicode bold text tool. Notes are similar to posts, but used for longer article-length content.
Comments (the discussions threads where people reply to posts) are another spot where people might want make text bold. Posts are the most common place where people want to use bold text.
status updates, news feed stories, wall posts) are a core feature of Facebook. Users who can't see unicode's bold letters will see their system's default replacement character (usually boxes or questions marks) instead. A word of warning: while most people won't have any issues seeing your unicode bold text, certain browsers and platforms (like some versions of Android) might have problems.
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