Your handwriting, as a working font
Make a font that still feels like you.
Scan a handwriting sheet or draw letters directly. Tracey helps you review the shapes, fix individual characters, and export a font you can use.
How it works
A clear path from writing to font file.
- 01
Start your way
Print a labelled sheet and scan it, or open a blank character set and draw directly in the browser.
- 02
Review the result
Tracey separates the letters, traces their shapes, and flags anything that needs a closer look.
- 03
Adjust what matters
Fix individual masks, spacing, scale, weight, and baseline while testing real words in the preview.
- 04
Export and install
Download a font file, install it on your computer, and use it in apps that support local fonts.
Two ways to begin
Use a handwriting sheet
Best when you want to capture a full alphabet from a real pen-and-paper sample. Tracey keeps the upload and detected squares as source history.
Draw directly
Start with Basic Latin, Extended Latin, or a custom character set and draw into the same repair surface used for scan cleanup.
Enough control to make it usable
- Edit one character without changing the rest
- Keep source scans connected to the font
- Review missing or uncertain characters before export
- Test words, spacing, capitals, numbers, and punctuation
- Add supplementary sheets without silently replacing your font
Made for personal work
Useful, not machine-perfect.
Tracey keeps the variation that makes handwriting recognisable. Clear writing and a little review still produce the best results.
- Invitations
- Recipe books
- Labels
- Cards
- Keepsakes
- Small creative projects
Create, review, and export Basic Latin for free
Start locally. Sign in when you want cloud saving.
Editable source files and larger character sets may require sign-in and paid export access. Commercial use is covered by the current font licence.