Scriptly — AI that writes your worksheets in your own handwriting

What Scriptly does

Scriptly is an AI handwriting tool. You teach it your handwriting once by filling in a character chart — every letter, number and punctuation mark, drawn with a mouse, finger or stylus. It takes about five minutes. From then on, Scriptly can write anything in your own hand: upload a worksheet, homework sheet or PDF and it reads the questions, works out the answers, and writes them onto the blank lines so the finished page looks handwritten rather than typed.

How it works

1. Capture your handwriting. Fill in the character chart in the My Handwriting tab. Write naturally — the small inconsistencies are what make it look real.
2. Upload a document. Any photo, scan or PDF of a worksheet. Multi-page PDFs are handled a page at a time.
3. Let the AI answer it. Scriptly finds each question and the blank space meant for its answer, then places handwritten text on the line.
4. Adjust and export. Drag any answer to move it, double-click to edit the words, then export a single PDF or an editable Notability file.

What people use it for

• Handwriting recreation — recreating your own handwriting digitally so anything you type comes out looking hand-written.
• Turning handwriting into a font — the Fonts tab builds a real installable .ttf file from your captured letters.
• Filling in worksheets and forms — printed blanks answered on the page instead of typed into a separate document.
• Accessibility — writing by hand is painful or impossible for some people; this keeps the handwritten look without the strain.
• Neat copies — rewriting messy notes in a tidier version of your own hand rather than an anonymous font.

Handwriting styles and languages

You can save several handwriting styles on one account and switch between them — a careful version and a rushed one, print and cursive, or different people sharing a device. Style controls cover pen colour, thickness, slant, letter spacing, connected cursive strokes, paper smudges, stray pen marks and hand fatigue, where letters sag and shrink over a long passage the way real writing does. Beyond English, Scriptly handles other alphabets including Hebrew, with right-to-left layout, final letter forms and nikkud.

Pricing

Capturing your handwriting and experimenting in the Playground are always free. Documents cost 25 tokens per page — the same rate for every subject and every answer length — and the free plan includes 350 tokens, about 14 pages. Paid plans start at $2.49 a month, and token packs are available without a subscription for anyone who only needs Scriptly occasionally.

Common questions

Does it really look like my handwriting?

It is built from your actual letterforms, and each one is redrawn with slight variation every time so no two are identical — that variation is what stops it reading as a font. How close it looks depends on how carefully you fill in the chart.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Scriptly runs in any modern mobile browser, capture works with a finger or stylus, and it can be added to a phone home screen as an app.

Is my work private?

Your handwriting and settings sync to your account. When you analyse a page, a reduced-resolution copy of it is sent to an AI provider to be read and is not kept by them. Your documents are saved to your account by default so they survive a cleared browser — you can switch that to this-browser-only before your first upload, and again at any time in Settings → Privacy.