How to modify the font size of files and variable interface in matlab 2025a.
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How to modify the font size of files and variable interface in matlab 2025a.?
I can't find this option.
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thalamocortical
on 5 Jun 2025
In 2025 relevant settings changed to :
s = settings;
s.matlab.desktop.Zoom.PersonalValue=125
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Juergen
on 11 Jun 2025
Is there an option to change the font size itself in the Files sidepane, or the Workspace sidepane?
Manikanta Aditya
on 7 Apr 2025
To modify the font size of files and the variable interface in MATLAB 2025a, you can follow these steps:
- Open Preferences: Go to Home Tab. In the environments section click on Preferences.
- Navigate to Fonts: In the Preferences window, select MATLAB > Fonts.
- Modify Font Size: Go to Custom option. You will see options to change the font size for different components such as the Editor, Command Window, and other text-based tools. For the Editor and Command Window, you can specify the font size under the Desktop code font section. For the Current Folder browser, Workspace browser, and Variables editor, you can specify the font size under the Desktop text font section.
Additionally you can also use keyboard shortcuts to quickly adjust the zoom levels.
- Zoom In: Ctrl + Plus (or Command + Shift + Plus on macOS)
- Zoom Out: Ctrl + Minus (or Command + Shift + Minus on macOS)
- Reset Zoom: Ctrl + Alt + 0 (or Command + Alt + 0 on macOS)
Refer to this documentation: Zoom and Change Desktop Fonts
I hope this helps.
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Zhengbo
on 31 Jul 2025
Same in MacOS, you can only change the font and font size for editor. In addition, you need to manually type the font you want. The list for completion is not working.
Bruce Rodenborn
on 5 Jul 2025
There's no better method than this when using MACOS? I don't want the command line font to scale with the zoom setting. I also cannot find the zoom setting in the Settings menu. I would like to set the font size to a pont value though using normalized sizes is fine if it's available, but appears that only MATLAB for WIN11 has the ability to set them sensibly.
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