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Plain words are fine, but real apps need emphasis. Text accepts simple arguments to control size, weight, and style without any XML.

Use fontSize to make text bigger or smaller. Sizes use the sp unit, which respects the user accessibility font settings.

Text uses sp so it scales with the system font size. Layout uses dp, but words should grow when a user prefers larger text.

Reach for fontWeight when you want emphasis. FontWeight.Bold is the everyday choice for titles and important labels.

Weight is more than bold or not. FontWeight ranges from Light to Black, so you can dial in exactly the emphasis a design asks for.

Slant your text with fontStyle. FontStyle.Italic is great for quotes, captions, or a subtle hint of personality.

These arguments combine freely. One Text call can be large, bold, and italic at once, all in a single readable line of code. 🙂

Swap the typeface with fontFamily. Built-ins like Serif and Monospace ship for free, and you can load custom fonts too.

For airy, polished headings, nudge letterSpacing. A little extra space between characters can make uppercase titles feel premium.

Instead of setting each value, pass a ready-made style from MaterialTheme. It keeps every screen visually consistent.

Size, weight, and style are tiny arguments, but together they turn flat text into a clear hierarchy users instantly understand.

Which unit should you give to fontSize, and why?

You styled text with fontSize, fontWeight, fontStyle, and family. Use sp for sizing, and prefer theme typography for a consistent look. 🎨