Free · open source
Simple Windows text-size adjustment
- Adjust the five supported areas
- Make quick or individual changes
- Restore captured Original settings
Free and Pro
Two ways to make supported Windows text easier to read.
Font Size Tweak Free remains a useful, open-source utility for straightforward font-size adjustment. Pro offers a more polished workflow with additional ways to choose, fine tune and revisit your settings. Pick the one that suits you.
Both editions adjust the same five supported classic Windows text areas.
Two useful editions
Choose the workflow that fits.
Both editions handle the same focused Windows task. Free stays straightforward and open source; Pro adds tools for saving, reviewing and returning to your choices.
Pro · one edition
A complete readability workflow
- Comfortable starting choices and fine tuning
- Saved presets, persistent history and restore points
- Richer illustrative preview and local diagnostics
- Commercial email support
£7 · one-timeExplore Font Size Tweak Pro
Compare every feature
| Capability | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Five supported text areas | Yes · title, menu, message, icon and status text | Yes · same focused Windows scope |
| Individual adjustment | One metric at a time | Quick choices and fine tuning |
| Quick adjustment | Apply one size across all five | Comfortable starting choices |
| Preview | Sample text at selected size | Illustrative interface preview |
| Custom saved presets | No | Save and reuse on this device |
| Original settings | Captured before first change; restore available | Protected captured Original; restore available |
| Undo | One-level Undo | One-level in-session Undo |
| Change history | No persistent history | Persistent applied changes and recorded restore points |
| Diagnostics | Status and validation feedback | Local compatibility/build diagnostics |
| Support | Open-source project and public guides | Commercial email support |
| Source and price | Open source · free | Private Pro app · £7 one-time |
Both editions focus on the same five classic Windows metrics. Modern surfaces and individual apps may behave differently.
No pressure
Start with Free if that is what you need.
The Free edition remains useful and open source. Pro is optional for people who prefer saved presets, persistent history and commercial support.