Cursive Alphabet Chart (Upper/Lower)

View a complete cursive alphabet chart for uppercase and lowercase letters. Copy script-style equivalents quickly for practice, design, and educational use.

Whether you call it cursive alphabet chart or capital cursive alphabet, this free tool handles it instantly in your browser.

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Uppercase Cursive A: 𝒜 B: ℬ C: 𝒞 D: 𝒟 E: ℰ F: ℱ G: 𝒢 H: ℋ I: ℐ J: 𝒥 K: 𝒦 L: ℒ M: ℳ N: 𝒩 O: 𝒪 P: 𝒫 Q: 𝒬 R: ℛ S: 𝒮 T: 𝒯 U: 𝒰 V: 𝒱 W: 𝒲 X: 𝒳 Y: 𝒴 Z: 𝒵 Lowercase Cursive a: 𝒶 b: 𝒷 c: 𝒸 d: 𝒹 e: ℯ f: 𝒻 g: ℊ h: 𝒽 i: 𝒾 j: 𝒿 k: 𝓀 l: 𝓁 m: 𝓂 n: 𝓃 o: ℴ p: 𝓅 q: 𝓆 r: 𝓇 s: 𝓈 t: 𝓉 u: 𝓊 v: 𝓋 w: 𝓌 x: 𝓍 y: 𝓎 z: 𝓏

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The tool returns a full A-Z and a-z cursive reference chart.
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Use cases

Teach cursive-style digital letters in classrooms.

Reference script characters while designing posts.

Build educational worksheets and examples.

Quickly find specific uppercase or lowercase forms.

A reference chart for script characters

This chart lays out the full script alphabet in upper and lower case so you can see every character at once and copy individual letters rather than converting whole words. That is genuinely useful for monograms, single-initial usernames, and design work where you want one decorative letter beside normal text.

The characters are Unicode Mathematical Script, encoded so mathematicians could write ℒ for a Lagrangian or ℱ for a Fourier transform distinctly from ordinary L and F. A handful of letters (ℬ ℰ ℱ ℋ ℐ ℒ ℳ ℛ ℯ ℊ ℴ) sit in the older Letterlike Symbols block because they were standardized earlier for scientific use — which is why script alphabets sometimes render inconsistently across fonts, since the letters come from two different places in the standard.

Script characters versus real cursive

These letters evoke handwriting but are not handwriting. Real cursive joins letters, with the exit stroke of one flowing into the entry of the next, and the joins change depending on which letters meet. Unicode script characters never connect — each is a separate, self-contained glyph — which is why a word in script characters looks like beautiful letters standing near each other rather than genuine cursive.

For anything where the joins matter — a wedding invitation, a logo, a printed card — use an actual script typeface in design software. Use these characters where you cannot choose a font at all: social bios, usernames, captions, plain-text messages. Our Cursive Text Generator converts whole phrases at once if you do not need the per-letter chart.

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