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Script fonts imitate handwriting and lettering: formal copperplate-style scripts, modern calligraphy, bouncy handwritten fonts, signature fonts, dry and wet brush scripts and monoline scripts. They're popular for wedding invitations, branding for small businesses, packaging, quotes, social graphics and craft projects.
Good script fonts connect smoothly and include contextual alternates so repeated letters look natural, plus start and end swashes, ligatures and sometimes a separate swash font. Accessing these may require an app that supports OpenType features or a glyph panel.
Check that letters connect cleanly in your words, that accented characters are supported, and that the license covers how you'll use it — invitations you sell, products, logos or websites.
Choosing a script font
- Type your own names or words in a type tester to check connections.
- Look for contextual alternates so repeated letters vary naturally.
- Check how to access swashes — OpenType features or a glyph panel.
- Confirm language support for accented names.
- Read the license for invitations, products or logos you sell.
Questions about script fonts
How do I use swashes in a script font?
In apps that support OpenType, use the glyphs panel or stylistic alternates. Some fonts include swashes as a separate font file for easier access.
Can I use a script font on wedding invitations I sell?
Only if the license allows commercial products. Many sellers offer this in a commercial or extended license.
Why don't my letters connect?
Check letter spacing (tracking) is at zero and contextual alternates are on.