Fine-tune the display style, display mode, font, and margins for text pages.

Text Page Settings

Text Page Settings

Text Page Settings is where you shape how text-based scores — lyrics sheets, ChordPro charts, and similar formats — look on screen. Text-heavy pages have different readability demands than PDFs, so setting dedicated display rules here makes them easier to work with on stage.

Text Page Settings screen overview

Display Style

The top-level setting that determines the overall look of your text pages. Switching styles can dramatically change readability even for the same content, so choose one that suits your use case.

The settings available below may vary depending on which style is selected. A good starting question: do you want to prioritize chord-and-lyric legibility, or is plain prose readability more important?

Display Mode

For every display style, you can switch between single-screen (scroll) view and paginated view. Choose based on whether you prefer to scroll continuously or flip through clearly defined pages.

Font & Page

Adjust font size and line spacing to find the right density for comfortable reading during a performance. Dial these in gradually based on your device size and how far you are from the music stand.

You can adjust these while watching the preview, so the safest approach is to tune them on the actual device you perform with. Line spacing in particular has a noticeable effect on chord-line clarity and how often you need to turn pages.

Margins

Increase or decrease the top, bottom, left, and right margins to control how much content fits on screen at once. Revisit this section when you want to fit a little more on screen or when the edges feel too cramped to read comfortably.

Troubleshooting