In LaTeX, there is a wide choice of formatting is available for a font style. Within each typeface or font family, there are usually several different looks to the text used in a document. Following are the type settings you can use in the LaTeX environment.
| Type style | Command | Output |
| Bold | \textbf{Changing Font Style in LaTeX} | \(\textbf{Changing Font Style in LaTeX}\) |
| Italic | \textit{Changing Font Style in LaTeX} | \(\textit{Changing Font Style in LaTeX}\) |
| Slanted | \textsl{Changing Font Style in LaTeX} | \(\textsl{Changing Font Style in LaTeX}\) |
| Small Capital | \textsc{Changing Font Style in LaTeX} | \(\textsc{Changing Font Style in LaTeX}\) |
| Typewriter type | \texttt{Changing Font Style in LaTeX} | \(\texttt{Changing Font Style in LaTeX}\) |
| Emphazise | \emph{Changing Font Style in LaTeX} | \(\emph{Changing Font Style in LaTeX}\) |
| Underline | \underline{Changing Font Style in LaTeX} | \(\underline{Changing Font Style in LaTeX}\) |
Example
\textit{The woods are lovely dark and deep. But \textbf{I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.}} - \underline{Robert Frost}
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