Handwriting

Handwriting writes your text with a pen, stroke by stroke, the way a person would. The ink goes down wet and glossy, then dries to its resting colour, and a faint sheen keeps drifting over the dry lines.

How it works

Each letter is followed as a single pen line, not filled in from its outline. The pen moves like a real hand: it slows down in tight curves and speeds up on straight runs, so the ink looks heavier where the pen lingered. A small glow sits at the pen tip while it writes.

Settings

• Pen weight sets how thick the line is.
• Ink is the dry colour, Wet ink the colour while it is still fresh, and Drying time how long the change takes.
• Sheen sets the soft glint that drifts over the dry ink; Pen glow the light at the tip.
• Font: the handwriting faces suit it best, such as Caveat, Dancing Script, Satisfy, Pacifico or Kalam.
• Draw defaults to Pen; Erase can fade, reverse the writing, wipe or cut it.
• Loop, Yoyo and Hold replay the writing on a cycle.

Use it for

• Signatures and personal notes
• Wedding, invitation and greeting scenes
• Elegant titles that write themselves in

Ink Bleed adds paper and feathering ink to the same idea.