Editing text on a computer isn’t a difficult task, as all you need to do is select the text and then press Command (or CTRL) + (B, I, or U) to get the desired results. The real challenge comes when you try to do the same thing in an app on your phone. Since no two apps are the same, the process of formatting text can vary from app to app.
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If you want to apply italic text on your iPhone, you can use the following post to do so in all popular apps available for iOS.
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Apps that primarily deal with textual content also offer you the ability to format them your way. Apple apps like Pages, Numbers, Notes, Mail, and Reminders let you apply italics to a given text using their existing tools. The same goes for some third-party apps like Google Docs, Sheets, Gmail, Word, Google Chat, and even WhatsApp. In this section, we’ll help you understand how to italicize text in these apps with ease.
