Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto made online Pinoys laugh after he publicly asked his team about using fonts on social media. In a comment on a post by Pasig City Public Information Office last October 13, the mayor asked: “Pano niyo ginagawa yung iba-ibang font.”

His simple question has gotten over 47,000 reactions as of writing, with screenshots of his comment going viral on Facebook and other social media platforms.

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LOOK: Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto amuses netizens with a comment he left on the Pasig City Public Information Office’s Facebook post, where he asked how to change the font style on the social media platform.

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— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) October 14, 2025

Since then, Mayor Vico Sotto was able to learn how to add new font to his posts, prompting more laughter among netizens. “It’s more font in Pasig, mayor!” one netizen said, while another wrote: “Flexing his new acquired skills agad agad.”

One even joked: “Flood control ❌ Font controlled ✅”

In 2019, Facebook rebranded, introducing a custom font called Facebook Sans —a clean, easily readable sans-serif. This font is what you see on anything Facebook, from its webpages to its app. The changed fonts you may see in some posts (like those of the Pasig City Public Information Office) use alternative symbols, more similar to emojis than to simple text, allowing the font style to stay consistent no matter where it appears on a webpage.

While Mayor Vico is flexing his new skill, you might be wondering what kinds of fonts he’d be using in his next post or just how to do it altogether. Here are the fonts you can use, depending on your mood.

Serif

You can use this when you want to convey formality or emphasize a point. Add italics if you really want to highlight something.

Example:

Sans serif

You can use this when you want to be straightforward but also make your text pop out from the usual. It’s like the regular text, but better.

Example:

Cursive

You can use this when you’re feeling fancy. Fits perfectly with that coquette aesthetic!

Example:

Gothic

You can use this when you want to be fancier, that is, part-of-medieval-royalty fancy.

Example:

Bordered

You can use this when you want to have extra pizzazz and dramatic flare.

Example:

Tiny

You can use this when you want to be ~demure~. Or if you’re feeling secretive. Or just when you want to make people squint.

Example:

• ₜₕₑ qᵤᵢcₖ bᵣₒwₙ fₒₓ ⱼᵤₘₚₛ ₒᵥₑᵣ ₜₕₑ ₗₐzy dₒg.
• ᵀʰᵉ qᵘⁱᶜᵏ ᵇʳᵒʷⁿ ᶠᵒˣ ʲᵘᵐᵖˢ ᵒᵛᵉʳ ᵗʰᵉ ˡᵃᶻʸ ᵈᵒᵍ.

Flipped

You can use this when you want to confuse people — or at least, make them flip their phones upside down.

Example:

• .ǫob ʏƹɒ| ɘʜƚ ɿɘvo ꙅqmuꞁ xoᎸ ᴎwoɿd ʞɔiup ɘʜT
• ˙ɓop ʎzɐl ǝɥʇ ɹǝʌo sdɯnɾ xoɟ uʍoɹq ʞɔınb ǝɥ⊥

Glitch

You can use this when you want to be mysterious. Or when you want to hide things (or maybe just think about not posting whatever that is you want to hide?).

Example:

• T̶h̶e̶ ̶q̶u̶i̶c̶k̶ ̶b̶r̶o̶w̶n̶ ̶f̶o̶x̶ ̶j̶u̶m̶p̶s̶ ̶o̶v̶e̶r̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶l̶a̶z̶y̶ ̶d̶o̶g̶.̶

• T̷h̷e̷ ̷q̷u̷i̷c̷k̷ ̷b̷r̷o̷w̷n̷ ̷f̷o̷x̷ ̷j̷u̷m̷p̷s̷ ̷o̷v̷e̷r̷ ̷t̷h̷e̷ ̷l̷a̷z̷y̷ ̷d̷o̷g̷.̷

• T̶̼̘̬͚̟̝̎̑h̸̗̐̀́̓̉̈́̊̎͝͝e̷̢̜̘͉̖̱̕ͅ ̵̞͚̝̟̥̐͑́̒́͂̂͝ͅq̵̨̧̦̟̦̙͚̽͋̀̋̌̓͊́u̵̻͍̗̭̳̙̦͍̽̈̈́̒̊į̸̦͆̆̅͛͋́c̶̥͎͉̮͈̜̀̆̓͒͐͐͝͝k̶̨̟͛̄͆̈́̋̀ ̶͇̱̙͈̗̥͆b̷̼̤̮̮̭̣̪̄͋͋̾̚͜r̵͚̭̯̝̝̹̲͑̎̈́̌̔̕͝o̷͍͛͒͛w̶̝͂̔̾̐̈́̓́n̸̢̻̮̜͉̣͕͇̰̏͒̊̿͒̋͐ ̴̨̫̀̏͋̈́̓͝ͅf̶̢̺̩̩̜̯̹̳̋̇̓͂̋̽̄̍͜͝͝o̴̡̹̺̟͈̫͇͉̊̉̓̋̾̕ͅͅx̶̧̟͍̣̳̣̑ͅ ̷̭̳̺͚͚̭̻͕͇̱͒͗̇j̵̢̥̖̮̕u̷̬̣͚̒̔̀̓̅̕m̵̛̛̖̝͛̈́̋̂̉̄̕͝p̷̢̙̫͕͇͋́͆̔̏͝s̷̩̉̌̑͋̓̔̄͆͝ ̸̮̦̟̥̹͌͐̄o̶̩̰̼͚̦̎̃̃̃̃v̷̢̱͍̖͎͋́̀͒͘ę̶̟̒̉̊̽̆̓͘̕̕ȓ̶͍̠̻̼̠̮̄̀ͅ ̸̟͕̣̞̜̙̖̪̳̥̾́̐̒͗t̴̨̩̬̤͚̹͓̝́̈́̏͂̿̂́͂͆h̴̥͑̃͌͌ë̴̞͜͝ ̷̞̝̺̩̝̜̬̐͒̓̑̊̓̌l̷̨̛̛̥̹̘̙̀̅̈́͗̀̕͘͜͠a̴̧̡̺͍̦̥̯͑z̷̡̺̟͓͔͚͎̘̥͌͛̄͐̄͒̓y̶̧̮̺͍̲̻̭͓̩̺̒̃̽͂̕͠ ̷͎̤̌͐̀d̴̫̹̱̞̈́̀̃̂͊̐̂̌́̅o̵͚̬̜̩̫̣̱̩̯͗̄͛̈́̓̈́͒͝g̸̨̙̥̫͉̺͒̌̑̇̏̑͠.̸͈̝̹̰̰̲̓

How to change the font in your social media posts

To do this, you simply need to visit a font generator site (e.g. LingoJam, Glypho.io, Fsymbols, PicsArt), input the text you want to change the font of, wait for the site to generate your text, and finally, copy and paste the text in your chosen font.

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