Generally speaking if we get a question about something, that means many other users may be curious too, so if you were not sure how to do this before, you’re certainly not alone, as many users seem to think the ability to create a line break is simply missing from iOS.
This post comes in response to a reader inquiry from Selma R., who, like many iPhone users, thought it just wasn’t possible to break to a new line in the iMessage client. This differs from the Mac, where hitting the Return key in Messages for Mac OS X sends the message (remember in iOS we have an actual ‘Send’ button)… more on the Mac version in a moment. The line breaks and spaces come through regardless of whether the recipient is on iOS with iMessages or an Android with standard SMS. You can repeat it as necessary if you want to create a bunch of gaps between your text messages. The screen shots below demonstrate this in the Messages app on an iPhone: Hit the Return key twice and you’ll insert a line full line break, creating a space between the text but keeping it within a single message. In iOS, just hit the Return key to jump onto the next line within an iMessage. Hit the Return Key to Jump to a New Line – Without Sending the Message
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