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To print each page in Microsoft Word with a different font size (face size), you can do it in several ways depending on your goal — whether you want the text on screen to have different sizes or only the printout to show different sizes.

Here’s a clear step-by-step guide for both options 👇


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🅰️ Option 1: Change Font Size Page by Page (Before Printing)

If you want each page to actually have a different font size:

1. Open your Word document.


2. Go to the first page → Select all text on that page.

You can click and drag to highlight, or use:
Ctrl + A (Select All) → then hold Shift + click at the start of the second page to deselect that part.



3. Change the font size from the toolbar (e.g. 12 pt → 14 pt).


4. Repeat for each page, choosing a different font size each time.


5. Print → each page will now have its own font size.



✅ Useful if you want to visually see the size difference before printing.


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🅱️ Option 2: Use “Section Breaks” to Control Font Size Automatically

If your document is long and you want cleaner control:

1. Place your cursor at the end of page 1.


2. Go to
Layout → Breaks → Next Page (Section Break).


3. Now, select the text in the new section and change the font size.


4. Repeat for each new page section.

Each section can have its own formatting (font, headers, etc.).




Then print — each page/section will follow its unique formatting.


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🅾️ Option 3: Print Using “Zoom” Feature (Change Size Only in Printout)

If you want the same text size on screen but different print scaling:

1. Go to File → Print.


2. In the Settings panel, find “Zoom” or “Scale to Paper Size.”


3. For each page you print:

Print one page at a time.

Change the scale (e.g. 100%, 120%, 150%) before printing.



4. Print each page separately with different scaling.



✅ This doesn’t change the actual font size in the document — only how large it prints.


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⚙️ Bonus Tip (Macro for Automation)

If you have many pages and want to automate it:

You can record a Word macro that:

Selects each page,

Changes the font size,

Prints that page,

Moves to the next one.