Android 14 nonlinear font scaling enabled

As the [Android 14 feature overview][Android 14 nonlinear font scaling] suggests, test your UI with the maximum font size enabled (200%). This should verify that your app can apply the font sizes correctly and can accommodate larger font sizes without impacting usability.

To adopt nonlinear font scaling in your app and custom widgets, consider migrating from textScaleFactor to TextScaler. To learn how to migrate to TextScaler, check out the [Deprecate textScaleFactor in favor of TextScaler][] migration guide.

Temporarily Opting Out

To opt-out of nonlinear text scaling on Android 14 until you migrate your app, add a modified MediaQuery at the top of your app's widget tree:

runApp(
  Builder(builder: (context) {
    final mediaQueryData = MediaQuery.of(context);
    final mediaQueryDataWithLinearTextScaling = mediaQueryData
      .copyWith(textScaler: TextScaler.linear(mediaQueryData.textScaler.textScaleFactor));
    return MediaQuery(data: mediaQueryDataWithLinearTextScaling, child: realWidgetTree);
  }),
);

This uses the deprecated textScaleFactor API. It will stop working once that API is removed from the Flutter API.