---
title: Displaying text in visionOS
framework: visionos
role: sampleCode
role_heading: Sample Code
path: sample-code/visionos/displaying-text-in-visionos
---

# Displaying text in visionOS

Create styled text in a window using SwiftUI.

## Overview

Overview This sample app uses SwiftUI views to display text in four distinct styles: Large title Subheadline Bold Regular with color The following image shows how the scene renders in visionOS:

The app’s main view displays four lines of text by creating a Text instance for each line: struct SwiftUIText: View {     /// The amount of spacing between each text entry.     let spacing: CGFloat = 30

var body: some View {         VStack(spacing: spacing) {             // Set the style to large title.             Text("This is a large title").font(.largeTitle)

// Set the style to subheadline.             Text("This is a subheadline text").font(.subheadline)

// Format the text to bold.             Text("This is a bold text").fontWeight(.bold)

// Set the text's color to green.             Text("This is a green text").foregroundStyle(.green)         }     } } SwiftUI provides the Text view and its modifiers, which the app uses to make each text appear unique.

## See Also

### Drawing text

- [Adding a depth effect to text in visionOS](visionos/adding-a-depth-effect-to-text-in-visionos.md)