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Oppo: Adjust Display Size for Icons and Menus

If app icons, images, or entire menus look too small or too large on your Oppo phone, adjusting the font size alone will not fix it. Display size scales interface elements independently from text, changing how much content fits on the screen at once. Getting this setting wrong can make apps feel cramped or leave icons oversized on the home screen.

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Adjust Display Size auf Oppo

Font size only changes text. Display size on Oppo phones scales the entire interface, including app icons, images, and layout spacing, which is why menus can look cramped or oversized even when text is set correctly.

This setting controls how much fits on the screen at once. A smaller display size fits more content and smaller icons, while a larger display size enlarges everything but shows fewer items per screen.

Change display size on Oppo

Go to Tap on SettingsTap on Display & brightnessTap on Font & display sizeSet the Display sizeTap on Apply.

The screen shows a live preview as you move the slider, so you can check how icons and text scale together before confirming.

If only the text looks wrong and icons are fine, adjust the separate font size slider on the same screen instead of the display size.

Some apps with fixed layouts may not scale exactly the same way as system menus and the home screen. If an app looks unchanged after adjusting display size, that app is likely rendering its own interface independently of this system setting.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Display size affects home screen icons, folders, and widgets in addition to system menus, since it scales the overall interface rather than just text.