
While designing a blog, even the smallest changes can sometimes make all the difference. You can tweak your post title font size a little and elevate your site to make titles stand out more or seamlessly blend with the style of your content.
In WordPress, you will have options for changing font sizes for your titles, which may be included with built-in options, custom CSS, or with some handy plugins. Now, let’s reconsider the way to get your desired style in those title fonts.
Here, I am going to show you the process to change post tile font size with the ‘Editor. It’s a very easy method and doesn’t require any plugins or coding.
Changing Post Title Font Size in WordPress
Here, you have to follow the steps and then apply those on your website. Make sure you follow everything accordingly.
Step 1: Open Post Template
From your WordPress dashboard, navigate to Appearance -> Editor.

Click on the ‘Templates’.

Click on the template that you use for your posts. Here, I am using the ‘Single posts’ template therefore I am clicking on it.

If you don’t know which template you are using for your posts, then open any post. Click on the block settings and take a look at the ‘Template’.

Here, you will find the template name that you use for your posts.
Step 2: Change the Post title Font size
Here, click on the ‘Title’ and open block settings.

Toggle to the ‘Styles’ tab. From here, click on the Typography option. Then, choose any typography size you want.

If you wish, you can also add custom size by clicking on the custom button.

Then, write the size in pixels.
When you are done, don’t forget to hit the save button. Now, your title size will be changed.
Final Words
Changing the font size of your post titles in WordPress doesn’t have to be complicated. Try out the method I have provided here, and don’t be afraid to experiment with different title sizes to see what best complements your content! If you liked the post, then share it with your friends and don’t forget to leave your thoughts in the comment box below.
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