There are also five hidden symbols

Written by Jason Miller

There are also five hidden symbols

Pleases. Maybe even too much. In the last few days the Instagram story they were invaded by a new font. Is called Rosalia And it seems hand -tracking. It is irregular, it’s all in block letters and it seems Pen route on a sheet. The font was born in collaboration with RosalíaSpanish singer born in 1992 who counts on the platform 26.8 million followers. Theoretically it should replicate its spelling.

Accessing the font is simple. The first step is to check that you have the more updated version of the app: just check on App Store or Play Store And if clicking on the “Update” option. Once you have updated the app, create one new story. At this point at the top right one should appear Small entertainment with AAthe symbol of sources, already in the Rosalia character.

The character is the first you find in the List of fonts. Once you have selected it you will find all the specifications of the other characters. You can choose the color, select a frame in which to insert it, expand it or add more effects: from Typewriter To simulate the writing with a typewriter a Sparkle To add sparks and glitter. In short, the usual formula.

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The hidden combinations of Rosalia

The rosalia character is already inflated. It really liked it, certainly in Italy. And perhaps it has now been spotted so many times that it becomes almost annoying. If you want to use it, you keep in mind at least that there are some combinations still little known. Inside this font there is also some Easter Egg. They are combinations of signs that once put together create five symbols. Or at least, these are those spread up to the moment. We leave them below:

  • : -) | Smiley
  • 3 🙂 | Devil
  • <3 | Heart
  • * * * | Star
  • + + + | Cross

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.