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Font of the Windows sticky notes

  • Dec 10, 2025
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In the short notes of Windows you can't change the Font first. The default font is Segoe Print, but it is truly not to everyone's taste, spread a touch of ungeliebtem Comic Sans. With a Trick you can change the Font to a neutral Font. In addition, you can also format the font in sticky notes according to your request.

To change the Font in the sticky notes

Simple, but somewhat cumbersome, you can change the typeface of the short notes, in which you can create the note in any text processing program. With [Ctrl] + [C] then copy your Text and paste it with [Ctrl] + [V] in the short note. You want to use permanently in a different Font, follow this:
  1. You call the Windows on search with [Windows key] + [S] and enter the search term "fonts" (without the quotation marks). Click in the search results to the folder "fonts".
  2. You are looking for within the fonts, the entries "Segoe Print and Segoe Print Bold". The fastest way to do this, if you type in the folder search box "segoe print".
  3. You can create two types of font a copy and save the copy in a folder of your choice.
  4. Then delete both headings. If you now create a sticky note, write you with a more technical universal font (see Screenshot).
  5. Your short notes, you can format it however, regardless of the Font varied. With the key combination [Ctrl] + [B] your Text in bold, the key combination [Ctrl] + [U] underlines the Text, while [Ctrl] + [T] to paint it by. With the combination [Ctrl] + [Shift] + [L] create a list.
  6. You want to return at some point to Segoe Print, install the font just new. Right-click on the created security copy of the document, a context menu opens. There you will find the command "Install", you simply click with the left mouse button.
New default font for notes
Computer experts are still open to other ways to change the Font in sticky notes. They all require an intervention in the Registry of the computer. One of these ways CHIP reader Felix Brummer describes in the comments. You want to do this, please don't forget to back up the Registry. Practice tip article "Windows Registry backup and restore - how it works" describes exactly how you should proceed.

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