Cursive font generator
The joined and sloped styles on their own: script, bold script and three italics. Type once, copy the one you like, paste it anywhere text goes.
Read this before you style a whole bio
These are not letters wearing a font. Each one is a different Unicode character that happens to look like a letter, so a screen reader announces it wrongly, letter by letter, or skips it entirely. Search does not match it against the plain word either. A person using a screen reader may hear your styled name as a run of noise, and someone searching for you may not find you.
The safe way to use this is sparingly: one styled word for emphasis, with your name, your handle and anything a reader needs to understand or find you left as ordinary text. A fully styled bio is a bio some people cannot read.
The script alphabets are among the less widely supported ones, so an older device may show a box instead of a letter. We have tested no platform. Paste it where you intend to use it, check it on a phone as well as a computer, and keep the plain version if it does not render.
Styled as you type, in this tab. There is no request carrying it anywhere, nothing is stored and nothing about what you type is measured.
Every style, from what you typed
Showing sample text until you type. Copy any row with the button under it.
Italic
The mathematical italic serif alphabet. Digits stay as typed, because the block has none.
Bold italic
The mathematical bold italic serif alphabet. Letters only.
Script
The mathematical script alphabet, the closest thing Unicode has to handwriting. Letters only.
Bold script
The heavier weight of the same script alphabet. Letters only.
Sans italic
The sloped sans-serif alphabet. Letters only.
How close to real cursive this gets
Unicode has one script alphabet and one bold script alphabet, added for mathematics rather than for handwriting. They are the most cursive-looking letters that exist as plain text, and this page shows them beside the italics for comparison, so you can pick by eye instead of by name.
The letters do not join up the way handwriting does, and they cannot: each one is a separate character with its own shape. If you want genuinely connected lettering you want a typeface, and a typeface is a file this page cannot give you.
Ceci fonctionne dans votre navigateur
Tout ce que vous tapez reste sur cette page. Il n'y a aucune requête vers un serveur, aucun stockage et aucun événement d'analyse portant votre texte.
Ces outils ne publient rien. Aucun connecteur n'a encore terminé la vérification du fournisseur, rien ici ne connecte donc de compte.
Questions
Why do the letters not join up?
Because each one is an individual Unicode character rather than a letter drawn by a font that knows what comes next. Joining is something a typeface does with its own shaping rules, and plain text has none. What you see here is as connected as copy and paste cursive gets.
Is this a font I can download?
No. There is no font file here and nothing to install. This swaps each letter for a different Unicode character that looks like a styled version of it, which is why the result can be pasted into a bio or a caption that has no formatting controls. If you need an actual typeface file, you need a type foundry or a font library, not this page.
Will a screen reader read this?
Badly, or not at all. A screen reader reads the character it is given, and these characters are not the letters they resemble, so they are announced wrongly or skipped. The same goes for search and for anything that matches text. Use one styled word where it earns its place, and leave your name, your handle and the words a reader needs as ordinary text.
Will these show up correctly everywhere?
We cannot promise that, and we have measured none of it. Whether a style survives depends on the platform, the app version and the device font, and any of the three can change without notice. Paste it where you plan to use it, look at it on a phone as well as a desktop, and keep the plain version if it comes out wrong.
Mon brouillon est-il téléversé quelque part ?
Non. La vérification s'exécute dans votre navigateur. Il n'y a aucune requête portant votre texte, rien n'est stocké, et fermer l'onglet suffit à le supprimer.
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