You know the default body font which comes with your MS Word Software Installation?
The answer is:
Calibri, 11pt.
Your font will always be the same every time you open a new Word document unless you change it before you start typing.
Have you ever wondered how you could change that?

Having a personalized font set up as the default body theme in MS Word is a clever way to save time. It also allows you to create a new document without having to change the font repeatedly. This is particularly true for those of us that have our own personal fonts that we like using. The same set of fonts we use in our articles make it a distinctive piece of work. However, we do not want to go through the hassle of always changing the font every time we open MS Word. Fortunately, we can change the default font easily.
Now, there are about three ways to change the default font in MS Word.
3 Ways To Change Default Font In MS Word
- Using the Ribbon
- Using the Context Menu
- Using a Shortcut Key
Without further ado, let’s get on with it.