Words in cursive
The words people look up most, written in cursive. Type any other word to see it the same way.
Cursive styles4 styles
Cursive and script2 styles
Italic2 styles
Gothic and Old English4 styles
Bold3 styles
Outline2 styles
Typewriter1 styles
Wide and spaced3 styles
Small and tiny3 styles
Bubble3 styles
Squares2 styles
Upside down and mirror3 styles
Strikethrough and underline21 styles
Glitch4 styles
Look-alike alphabets10 styles
Decorated61 styles
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Short words are the hardest to join
Small words like to, of and is look simple, but they are where most people get stuck when learning cursive. The joins between letters such as o and f, or t and o, take a different path from the joins inside longer words. Seeing them written out helps, and so does writing each one ten times in a row.
Practice with words you actually use
Start with the words in the grid, which cover a large share of everyday writing. Then move to your own name with the name style generator, and to single letters on the fancy letters pages.
Common words in cursive
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Questions people ask
How do you write "to" in cursive?
Start the t with an upstroke from the baseline, cross it, then join from the bottom of the t into an oval o. Finish with a small tail to the right.
How do you write "and" in cursive?
Write an oval a, then join straight into the n with two humps, and finish with a d whose stem rises above the other letters.
How do I write any word in cursive?
Type it in the box at the top. It appears in every cursive style, ready to copy.
Is cursive still taught in schools?
In many places, yes. Several US states have brought it back into the curriculum in recent years.
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Updated November 13, 2026