Capital Cursive A to Z

Here is the content for each uppercase cursive letter from A to Z:

Capital A Cursive

A: The Capital A Cursive starts with a diagonal line slanting downward from left to right. From the bottom of that line, draw a shorter diagonal line slanting upward and to the right, crossing the first line. Connect the endpoint of the second line to the starting point of the first line with a curved line.

Capital B Cursive

B: To write a Capital B Cursive begin with a small loop starting at the top. From there, draw a curved line downward, swinging it back up and creating a large loop. Then, continue the line downward, curling it back up to the right and ending with a small loop.

Capital Cursive C

C: The Capital Cursive C consists of a large, clockwise loop starting at the top and curving downward to the left. The loop stops slightly above the starting point, and the stroke continues with a small curved line to the right.

Cursive D

D: To write a Cursive D in UpperCase start with a small loop at the top, similar to the letter “B.” From there, draw a curved line downward and to the right, resembling a backward “C.” Finally, connect the bottom of the curved line to the starting point with a small straight line.

Capital E Cursive

E: The Capital E Cursive begins with a vertical line starting at the top and extending down to the baseline. From there, draw a small horizontal line to the right, parallel to the baseline. Then, move upward and slightly to the left, drawing a curved line that intersects the vertical line. Continue the line downward, curving slightly to the right and ending at the baseline.

Capital F Cursive

F: To write a Capital F Cursive start with a vertical line from the top down to the baseline, similar to the letter “E.” From there, draw a horizontal line to the right, parallel to the baseline. Finally, draw a smaller horizontal line at the top, slightly below the starting point, connecting to the vertical line.

Capital G Cursive

G: The Capital G Cursive begins with a large, clockwise loop, similar to the letter “C.” From the bottom of the loop, draw a small curved line to the right, ending at the baseline. Then, move upward and to the left, creating a small loop that intersects the first stroke.

Capital H Cursive

H: To write a Capital H Cursive , start with a vertical line from the top down to the baseline. From there, draw a small horizontal line to the right, parallel to the baseline. Return to the starting point and draw a second vertical line down to the baseline, parallel to the first line.

Capital I Cursive

I: The uppercase cursive I is similar to the printed form. It consists of a straight vertical line from the top down to the baseline.

Capital J Cursive

J: To write a cursive “J,” start with a small horizontal line from left to right, parallel to the baseline. From the right end of the line, draw a curved line downward and to the right, forming a hook shape that extends slightly below the baseline.

Capital K Cursive

K: The uppercase cursive “K” begins with a diagonal line slanting downward and to the right. From the bottom of that line, draw a shorter diagonal line slanting upward and to the right, crossing the first line. Finally, draw a small diagonal line from the crossing point to the baseline, forming a triangle.

Capital L Cursive

L: To write a cursive L, start with a vertical line from the top down to the baseline. Then, draw a horizontal line to the right, parallel to the baseline, starting slightly above the midpoint of the vertical line.

Capital M Cursive

M: The Capital M Cursive starts with a slanted line downward and to the right, similar to the letter “A.” From there, draw a second slanted line upward and to the right, crossing the first line. Return to the starting point and draw a third slanted line downward and to the right, parallel to the first line. Finally, draw a fourth slanted line upward and to the right, crossing the third line.

Capital N Cursive

N: To write a cursive N, start with a diagonal line slanting downward and to the right. From the bottom of that line, draw a shorter diagonal line slanting upward and to the right, crossing the first line.

Capital O Cursive

O: The uppercase cursive O is similar to the printed form. It consists of a large, clockwise loop starting at the top and curving downward and to the left, ending slightly above the starting point.

Capital P Cursive

P: To write capital P cursive start with a small loop at the top, similar to the letter “B” and “D.” From there, draw a curved line downward and to the right, resembling a backward “C.” Finally, draw a small horizontal line from the bottom of the curved line, parallel to the baseline.

Capital Q Cursive

Q: The uppercase cursive Q is similar to the letter “O” but with an added curved line. It begins with a large, clockwise loop starting at the top and curving downward and to the left, ending slightly above the starting point. From the bottom of the loop, draw a shorter curved line that extends to the right and slightly downward.

Capital R Cursive

R: To write cursive R, start with a small loop at the top, similar to the letter “B” and “D.” From there, draw a curved line downward and to the right, resembling a backward “C.” Finally, draw a diagonal line from the bottom of the curved line, slanting downward and to the right.

Capital S Cursive

S: The uppercase cursive S consists of two mirrored curves. Start at the top and draw a curved line downward and to the right, ending at the baseline. From there, draw a second curved line starting from the bottom and moving upward and to the left, mirroring the first curve.

Capital T Cursive

T: To write a cursive T start with a horizontal line from left to right, slightly above the baseline. Then, draw a vertical line downward from the middle of the horizontal line to the baseline.

Capital U Cursive

U: The uppercase cursive U is similar to the printed form. It consists of a vertical line starting at the top and extending down to the baseline. From there, draw a small curved line to the right, resembling a smile.

Capital V Cursive

V: To write a cursive V capital , start with a diagonal line slanting downward and to the right. From the bottom of that line, draw a second diagonal line slanting downward and to the left, crossing the first line.

Capital W Cursive

W: The uppercase cursive “W” is similar to the letter “V” but with an additional stroke. Start with a diagonal line slanting downward and to the right. From the bottom of that line, draw a second diagonal line slanting downward and to the left, crossing the first line. Return to the starting point and draw a third diagonal line slanting downward and to the right, parallel to the first line.

Capital X Cursive

X: To write a cursive X in Capital, start with a diagonal line slanting downward and to the right. From the bottom of that line, draw a second diagonal line slanting downward and to the left, crossing the first line.

Capital Y Cursive

Y: The uppercase cursive Y starts with a diagonal line slanting downward and to the right. From the bottom of that line, draw a second diagonal line slanting downward and to the left, crossing the first line. Finally, draw a small diagonal line from the crossing point to the baseline, forming a triangle.

Capital Z Cursive

Z: To write a cursive capital Z ,start with a horizontal line from left to right, slightly above the baseline. From the right end of the line, draw a diagonal line slanting upward and to the left, crossing the first line. Finally, draw a small horizontal line from the crossing point, parallel to the baseline.

Please note that these descriptions aim to provide a general understanding of how to write each uppercase cursive letter. It’s important to practice and experiment to develop your own unique style and find what feels most comfortable to you.