Some sites claim that atoms would be larger in size if the EM force was weaker, because the electrons would 'orbit', on average, farther from the nucleus....
Other physicists claim that atoms would, overall, become smaller because the protons in the nucleus would not repel each other as much....
Still others claim these effects would, essentially, cancel out and therefore atomic radii would remain the same, or very nearly so...
https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-new-tool-for-finding-dark-matter-digs-up-nothing-20220321/
(Check out the section close to the middle, where a physicist claims that the materials(s) gravitational wave detectors are made of may, in fact, fluctuate in size rather than stay the same due to dark-matter-related changes to the strength of the EM force...)
Also, I read this Reddit by an (alleged) physicist:
r/AskPhysics u/mia_says What would happen if the electromagnetic force was slightly stronger/weaker? How about the force of gravity?