Any word in cursive

What are cursive text and cursive text generator?

This cursive text generator is a unique online tool that is fun and easy to use at the same time. 

Cursive font is similar to a human writing font.  It has joined stokes and letters and there are a number of ways to write in cursive writing.

The computerized cursive font is easy to understand as compared to the one written by a human (not a Calligrapher human! ????) as the letters are of the same size.

Features of our cursive font generator

Cursive font generator gives you three fonts i.e script, bold script, and double struck. A sample of these fonts in Lorem Ipsum is given below.

1. Script
   

2. Bold script
   

3. Double-struck
   

Click on the cursive text to copy and paste it anywhere you want. Make your Instagram bios, Facebook posts, and Whatsapp messages fancy using this generator.

It can be used to name a folder in your desktops and laptops as well. If you like this generator then try our aesthetic text generator.
 

This is a simple tool to convert regular text into cursive text and other cool fonts! Try our small text generator, bold text generator, and fancy text generator as well.

How to Use Our Cursive Text Generator

Using our cursive text generator is really easy. Just enter regular text in the first text box (Input) and see the cursive text in the left box. Then tap or click “Copy” to get the text. You can select other styles by clicking on the buttons under the “Output” textbox.

What Is Cursive Text?

Cursive text is any handwriting or penmanship where the letters or characters are joined together in a flowing manner. While designed to speed up the writing process because it is faster than writing block letters, cursive has been on the decline over the last few decades, especially with the introduction of computer keyboards which speed up writing significantly.

There has however been a recent increase in interest in cursive since it is still used for artistic purposes such as in calligraphy and graphic design.

Origins of Cursive Writing

In English, cursive writing was originally developed in the 17th century to speed up the writing process since writers did not need to lift their quills until the end of a word. Quills used ink quickly and were easily broken so cursive was developed to simplify the writing process with quills. Once ballpoint pens, pencils, and computer keyboards came into existence, there was less need for cursive and so block letters became the norm since block letters are easier to read.

Where Is Cursive Still Used Today?

Typical uses of cursive today include signatures, artistic endeavors, calligraphy, invitations, and graphic design. You can also use cursive on social media using our generator above.

How Does This Tool Create Cursive Text?

We can generate cursive text that you can copy and paste thanks to Unicode.  They are unique character codes that a computer is able to understand and look cool to human eyes. They can even be copy and pasted to social media platforms and text messages so you can share with your friends. Feel free to play around with cursive text generator above to come up with fun text you can send to your friends! Create cursive letters that you can copy and paste into your favorite social media channels.

To use the cursive text generator tool, just enter your text on the left and see the result under “Output.” The other fun text options you can choose from above include:

• Cursive Text: Generate text generates cursive letters that you can copy and paste.
• Bold Cursive Text: Generate text that is bold cursive.
• Strikethrough Text: Create text that is crossed out.
• Underline Text: Generate text that is underlined.
• Italics Text: Create text that is italicized.
• Bold Italics Text (Sans Serif): Create text that is bold italicized with sans serif font.
• Bold Italics Text (Serif): Create text that is bold and italicized with serif font.
• Bold Text: Create text that is bolded.

To see what other Unicode text options are available, check out our small text generator and upside down text generator.

Cursive Letters from A to Z

The following table of cursive writing a to z shows you how each letter in the Latin alphabet can be written in cursive.

You may have learned a slightly different way in grade school (for example, the capital letter “A” sometimes resembled a larger version of the lowercase letter A when using D’Nealian cursive). There are no hard and fast rules about cursive letters although many will try to argue one way or the other.

Here’s another common way to write the cursive alphabet:

Where Can You Use Cursive Text from Our Generator?

The cursive text generated above can be used anywhere you want cursive text to appear. Unlike cursive font in Microsoft Word which can only be seen in the document or printed, our cursive text can be copy and pasted anywhere including social media. Here are some great places to use cursive text from our cursive text generator:

• Social Media: You can post our Unicode cursive text on social media such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter without loss of formatting!

• Cards and Invitations: You can use our cursive text generator to create cursive font that can be used on invitations and cards.

• File Names: Did you know that you can even use our cursive text in file names!

Printable Worksheets → Cursive Words 

Words are the main part of most handwriting. The combination of letters becomes words. A combination of words becomes sentences that depict what you want to tell the reader. Writing words by connecting letters is the main exercise that you have to do while learning to write.

We have prepared a few pages for you to practice writing words in cursive. Click on the links below to access available sheets.

Calendar

Days of the Week – Cursive Worksheets

Months of the Year – Cursive Worksheets

This is a simple online tool that converts regular text into cursive letter symbols. The conversion is done in real-time and in your browser using JavaScript. I also made another translator which converts your text into all sorts of fancy styles: «fancy text generator». And another one that generates italic text.

You’d be forgiven for thinking that this translator converts text into a different font — that’s not what’s happening here. So how does it work? Unicode.

Unicode Symbols

This translator is essentially generating unicode cursive/script symbols which resemble letters from the latin alphabet (a, b, c, …). Unicode is an international standard for symbols in computer-related industries. It supersedes «ASCII» and actually contains all the ASCII symbols within it’s specification. There are literally tens of thousands of different symbols defined by Unicode compared to 256 characters defined by the extended ASCII set. On top of this, unicode allows us to add diacritic marks which agument our characters and allow us to produce weird stuff like this:

h̸̨̧̨̡̘̰̗̝̮̮͔̜̖͂̽͛̉̓́͛̑͂͘͘ͅẽ̸̢̺̝͓̱̙̮̲͍̑̉ͅl̷̙̯̬̯͇̰̩̬̺͊̋̊̽l̵̢̛͇̤̺̩̞͈̥̱̩̳̖̎̃̂̓͆̍̐͌̒͋̿͝͝͝ͅö̵̡̻̟̺̪̤̙̟͚̬́̎̉̚͜͝

By the way, the above text is called «Zalgo text», and I also made a zalgo translator which you can use to generate that type of text.

So yeah, the unicode standard is awesome, and it allows us to have all sorts of fun with text.

Copy and Paste

I said earlier that this translator isn’t simple generating the same text with a different font, it’s actually generating different text symbols from the unicode spec. This has the awesome benefit that we can copy and paste symbols wherever we want (you couldn’t do this if it were just a font). You might have found this generator after you noticed someone’s social media profile or post had some italic or cursive text in it. Rest assured, it’s not some unusual feature that they’ve found — they’ve simply harnessed the power of unicode!

Cursive letter symbols are great for making your message on social media stand out. Just look at the difference between:

> Look at my post!

and:

> 𝓛𝓸𝓸𝓴 𝓪𝓽 𝓶𝔂 𝓹𝓸𝓼𝓽!

Since social media sites don’t generally allow fonts, it gives the user a huge surprise when they see something new like that. So whether you want to paste cursive text in your Tumblr blogs, Facebook statuses, Twitter profiles or tweets, instagram descriptions or wherever, this translator should hopefully be handy for that.

If there’s anything at all I can do to improve this text to cursive generator, please let me know! Meanwhile, feel free to post a comment below with your new-found cursive super powers

So if you’ve ever wondered how to write in cursive in your Instagram bio, or in Facebook or Twitter posts, then I hope this generator has come in handy!

Type your text in this box below!

If you want more options, check out our signature generator where you can resize and rotate text.

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