Hey there! Adjusting the font size in Android Studio's integrated Terminal is super easy—here are a couple of reliable ways to do it, depending on whether you want a permanent change or a quick on-the-fly tweak:

Method 1: Permanent Change via Settings #

If you want the font size to stay consistent every time you open Android Studio, use this method:

• Open Android Studio, then head to File > Settings (or use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+S on Windows/Linux, Cmd+, on macOS).
• In the Settings window, expand the Tools category and select Terminal from the sidebar.
• Scroll down to the Font section. You can adjust the font size using the dropdown menu or manually type in your preferred size—you’ll see a preview of the new size right below the settings.
• Hit Apply then OK, and your Terminal will update immediately with the new font size.

Method 2: Quick Temporary Adjustments with Shortcuts #

If you just need to zoom in/out for a single session without changing your permanent settings, these keyboard shortcuts work like a charm:

• Increase font size: Ctrl+Shift+Plus (Windows/Linux) | Cmd+Shift+Plus (macOS)
• Decrease font size: Ctrl+Shift+Minus (Windows/Linux) | Cmd+Shift+Minus (macOS)
• Reset to default size: Ctrl+Shift+0 (Windows/Linux) | Cmd+Shift+0 (macOS)

Bonus: Troubleshooting Custom Shells #

In rare cases, if you’re using a custom shell (like Zsh or a heavily configured Bash), Android Studio’s settings might not override your shell’s own font preferences. If that happens, you’ll need to edit your shell’s config file (e.g., .bashrc, .zshrc) to set the font size, but this is pretty uncommon for the integrated Terminal—most folks won’t run into this issue.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者jiker