To increase font-size in Xcode is a pain.
To increase font-size in Xcode is a pain.
I found that in the Preferences, there is no fonts and colors selection. Guess the version is different, following is the one that works for the latest version.
Method 1
Xcode -> PreferencesThemesT symbol in the middle of the fontMethod 2
Simply adjust with cmd + or cmd -
For Xcode Version 12.3 and above (not sure if it works for a little old versions, but you can give it a try)
Xcode
-> Preferences -> Themes
-> Select your favourite theme on left panel
-> SourceEditor
-> Select All (`cmd + A`)
-> Click on T option
-> Select size
For XCODE 13 +
In newest version of Editor (currently Xcode 13) Just press "cmd" + "+" for increasing text size. For decresing text size press "cmd" + "-" . It is as simple as that. Apart from that you can specify text size /font/color for each category in Xcode Preferences -> Themes.
All previous answers focus on what was possible: change the font size of the editor and debug area. But if you're sharing your screen navigators (File Navigators, etc.) are still tiny. You can change the size now to three presets in Settings > General > Navigator Size.
This will make your files and folders more readable while presenting.
For Xcode 12: (beta 3)
For the code editing windows, use the new
Editor -> Font Size -> Increase
or
Editor -> Font Size -> Decrease
menu items. This globally increases or decreases the font sizes for all editing windows. There is also an
Editor -> Font Size -> Reset
option. These also respond to the ⌘+ or ⌘- keyboard shortcuts.
By default, the file navigator on the left side corresponds to the
System Preferences -> General -> Sidebar icon size
You can also override the system size inside Xcode using the
Xcode -> Preferences -> General -> Navigator Size
for Xocde 12.0 beta 5:
preferences > Themes > at the bottom you will see the font family.
With Xcode 13 you can also adjust the
Navigator font size
inside the Preferences panel:
Xcode 13 -> Preferences -> General -> Navigator Size
By default, it matches the system font scale, but you can override the settings and choose one of three different options: "Small", "Medium" or "Large".
Credits: Artem M