Questions people ask

Yes. Every tool is free with no signup, no watermark and no page limit beyond 40 pages per export.

English plus Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi and Odia. Paste text in any of these and the matching handwriting font is picked for you. Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, Bengali and Gujarati have true handwriting-style fonts; Kannada, Punjabi and Odia use the closest available font, which looks more printed.

Each letter is placed individually with small changes in height, slant, size and ink pressure, and every line drifts slightly the way a hand does. You control how much with the Natural variation slider, and Rewrite gives you a fresh version of the same text.

Yes. Pages are drawn at 150 dpi on A4, US Letter or long-notebook sizes, so the PDF prints at the right size on a normal printer.

No. The handwriting is drawn in your browser and the PNG or PDF is created on your device. Only the Translate page sends text to a translation service, and it tells you before it does. Share link uploads only what you choose to share, so the link can show it.

Use it to practise, plan, make study notes or prepare presentations. If your teacher expects work in your own handwriting, submitting generated pages may break your school’s rules.