S25 ultra converting purchased font in Google messages

[MrsSanchez]

Hello, I just switched to android and I bought a font... but when I open my Google messages, the font isn't there. .. anyone know how to get it to convert to the font I want ? 

[meself]

I could only find how to change the font nothing on a font downloaded

[MrsSanchez]

I was able to change it, but it doesn't change it when I open the message app. It'll change keyboard and everything else in phone except messaging app.

[MrsSanchez]

See the difference ? One with the font I bought this app..... and the messages app nothing.

[meself]

Think the font change on phone could be option

[MrsSanchez]

Do you know where would I go to possibly fix it ? So my messages can use the font too

[meself]

Let me find it here

[meself]

can change the font size in Google Messages by adjusting your device's settings. You can also customize the appearance of your chats. 

Change the font size 

Open your device's Settings app

Select Accessibility

Select Text and display

Select Font size

Use the slider to choose your font size

Customize the chat appearance 

Open Google Messages

Select a chat you want to change

Tap More

Tap Change colors

To preview a theme, tap the color from the selection

To select a theme, tap Confirm

Format text in Google Chat 

Open the Chat app or Gmail app

Go to a conversation

Enter a message

On the left, tap Action menu Format

Select an option: Bold, Italic, or Underline

Tap Send

[meself]

italicize text in Google Messages on an Android device, you can use the Format option in the Action menu. You can also use underscores to italicize text. 

Using the Format option 

Open the Chat or Gmail app

Go to a conversation

Enter a message

Tap the Action menu on the left

Tap Format

Select Italic

Tap Send

Using underscores 

Open Google Chat

Go to a conversation

Enter a message

Wrap the word or phrase you want to italicize in underscores

You can also use a subset of Markdown syntax to format text messages in Google Chat. For example, you can add an underscore (_) before and after the words you want to italicize. 

[Ellin]

I was never able to change the font on Google messages, it was actually ones of the reasons I don't use it any more