How it works
A hand lettering alphabet to print and copy: A to Z, capital and small, in Yellowtail, a flat brush script. More options holds four more free hand lettering printables, from a heavy brush to a plain pen.
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Printable lettering in five hands
The five hand lettering alphabet fonts run from brush to pen. Yellowtail and Pacifico are the brush lettering alphabet: a flat brush script and a heavy one. Sacramento is monoline lettering, one line weight from start to finish. Caveat and Shadows Into Light are handwriting, the second with every letter standing alone.
Free lettering templates to trace
Open More options, set Kind of sheet to Practice page and type a few letters or a word: one solid row, two dashed rows to trace and four ruled rows.
- The first five Hand lettering exercises are drills: each line repeats small letters that share one stroke.
- For a PDF, press Print 1 page and choose Save as PDF in the print window.
Questions and answers
How do I hand letter the alphabet?
In the order of the sheets. Copy the printed alphabet letter by letter, then trace it on the Practice page, then letter whole words: two or more typed words are drawn whole on one page.
Which sheet suits hand lettering for beginners?
Shadows Into Light is the place to start for easy hand lettering: unjoined letters in one line weight, so any pen can copy them. Sacramento keeps one line weight but joins up. The two brush scripts need thick and thin strokes.
How do I print thank you hand lettering for a card?
Type thank you in Your letters or words. The two words are drawn whole on one page in the font on show, and the font tiles under More options show them in the other four.
Can I print one letter, such as hand lettering D?
Yes. Type Dd in Your letters or words: the capital and the small letter fill the page, one above the other, in the font on show.