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If you are not comfortable with the default options, you can also set a custom display scaling. The drop-down list only includes four options namely 100, 125, 150, and 175 percentages. The font, icons, and UI elements will reduce in size once you select the option. When the Display settings open, scroll down to the ‘Scale & layout’ section and then click on the dropdown menu next to ‘Scale’.įrom the list of scaling options, choose a lesser percentage from the dropdown list, i.e., 125% or 100% that suit your needs. Right-click anywhere on your desktop and select ‘Display settings’ from the context menu.Īlternatively, open the Settings app ( Windows+ I), and then select ‘Display’ under the System tab.

You need to adjust the display scale in Windows Settings to reduce the size of the font, application, and other items. A higher DPI level will make everything appear larger while a lower DPI will make everything appear smaller. It is used to control how large the text, icons, apps, and other UI elements appear on your display. The DPI (Dots Per Inch) scaling is the measurement of the number of individual pixels that can be placed within a line of 1 inch of a display. Change Display Scaling to Make Everything Smaller in Windows 11 In this guide, we will see different ways to make everything (icons, font, and other UI elements) smaller in Windows 11.

Besides, If you are running an app that fills the screen too much, then reducing the scale can make everything easier to see and use. Users with a smaller screen or lower resolution will need to manually reduce the size of everything to avoid stressing their eyes. Sometimes you have to manually adjust the settings to match your display settings to the actual screen size. By default, Windows automatically detects and adjusts the display settings based on screen size and resolution to make sure that UI elements (text, icons, taskbar, and other items) are of the right size and readable.

If you feel everything on Windows 11 looks bigger, reducing the size of text, icons, and other items will make your Windows comfortable to see and use.