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  • October 31, 2025
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Hello, I would like to reduce or change the font size used in customer invoices.

The product items are written in large, bold letters! This takes up a lot of space on the invoice. Please let me know how to change this...

Best answer by yann.isakovic

Hello Gauthier,

Thank you for sharing this query with Mews Community. My name is Yann from Mews and I will be happy to help :)

Please note that You can’t change the core invoice line‑item font size or weight via settings; the body layout/fonts aren’t configurable by properties.

HTML in the bill header/footer can “leak” styles (like font-size or headings) into the whole invoice and make line items look too large, bold, or tiny. Keep header/footer HTML very simple to avoid cascading styles.

You can free up space by adjusting the printable margins (top/side/bottom) for bills/invoices. This doesn’t change the font, but it fits more on a page.

When printing from Preview, switching to another built‑in print template can use space differently, even though it won’t change font size.

Step‑by‑step fix that you can follow:

1) Use a safe preview
Open a customer bill and click Preview to test changes before issuing the invoice.

2) Clean up header/footer HTML
Go to Settings > Property > Finance > Accounting configuration. In Bill header and Bill footer, remove any global CSS or headings (e.g., <style>…</style>, h1–h6, or style="font-size:…"). Stick to basic tags like <p>, <br>, and minimal <b>. Save, then re‑preview.

3) Optimize margins
In the same Accounting configuration screen, reduce Top/Side/Bottom print margins to fit more content per page.

4) Try a different print template
From the Preview flow, pick a different print template before downloading/printing (e.g., “Detailed overview”) to improve layout density.

Good footer/header hygiene (to prevent “big/bold items”)

  • Avoid any font-size declarations, global selectors, or heading tags in Bill header/footer; they can affect the invoice body during PDF generation.

  • Use narrow, inline formatting only where necessary (e.g., text-align on a single paragraph), and keep structure to simple paragraphs and line breaks.

You can find the following articles from our HelpCenter that can be very useful:

I hope this will help. Have a great day!

Yann

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yann.isakovic
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  • November 3, 2025

Hello Gauthier,

Thank you for sharing this query with Mews Community. My name is Yann from Mews and I will be happy to help :)

Please note that You can’t change the core invoice line‑item font size or weight via settings; the body layout/fonts aren’t configurable by properties.

HTML in the bill header/footer can “leak” styles (like font-size or headings) into the whole invoice and make line items look too large, bold, or tiny. Keep header/footer HTML very simple to avoid cascading styles.

You can free up space by adjusting the printable margins (top/side/bottom) for bills/invoices. This doesn’t change the font, but it fits more on a page.

When printing from Preview, switching to another built‑in print template can use space differently, even though it won’t change font size.

Step‑by‑step fix that you can follow:

1) Use a safe preview
Open a customer bill and click Preview to test changes before issuing the invoice.

2) Clean up header/footer HTML
Go to Settings > Property > Finance > Accounting configuration. In Bill header and Bill footer, remove any global CSS or headings (e.g., <style>…</style>, h1–h6, or style="font-size:…"). Stick to basic tags like <p>, <br>, and minimal <b>. Save, then re‑preview.

3) Optimize margins
In the same Accounting configuration screen, reduce Top/Side/Bottom print margins to fit more content per page.

4) Try a different print template
From the Preview flow, pick a different print template before downloading/printing (e.g., “Detailed overview”) to improve layout density.

Good footer/header hygiene (to prevent “big/bold items”)

  • Avoid any font-size declarations, global selectors, or heading tags in Bill header/footer; they can affect the invoice body during PDF generation.

  • Use narrow, inline formatting only where necessary (e.g., text-align on a single paragraph), and keep structure to simple paragraphs and line breaks.

You can find the following articles from our HelpCenter that can be very useful:

I hope this will help. Have a great day!

Yann


Sanne
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  • November 3, 2025

Hi Gauthier,

If you are referring to the Additional Services being in visible in large bold letters, there is no way to change that unfortunately. Underlying Additional Products are in ‘normal’ letters, see example below: 

Additional Services > highlighted in blue

Additional Products >  highlighted in green