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Practice lowercase, UPPERCASE, cursive letters, words, and sentences. Draw on the copybook lines, then click Submit to measure accuracy, boundary control, and clarity.

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Show dot guide
Speak letter/word
Score chime

Writing on screens vs. paper — how to get closer to real pen feel

On a laptop/PC
A mouse or trackpad has no pressure and moves from the wrist, not the fingers. Use a small USB/Bluetooth pen tablet (e.g. Wacom One, XP-Pen) — it reports real pressure and lets the hand rest naturally like on paper.
On a tablet/phone
A finger is too smooth and wide. Use a capacitive stylus for casual practice, or a pressure-sensitive pen (S Pen, Apple Pencil) for the closest match to real pencil control and grip.
Best posture & grip
Hold the stylus like a real pencil, rest your palm on the surface, and keep the screen tilted slightly like a notebook — sitting flat changes the wrist angle compared to real handwriting.
Live input check: draw a small line above to see what device type and pressure level this app is detecting.
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Four-line copybook: top line, dashed middle line, baseline, descender line.
The faint blue text and the moving red dot show you where and how to start.
Letter size (em): makes the target bigger or smaller, like changing font-size — good for younger students who need larger targets.
Guide fill style: Solid fill colors the whole shape faintly; Outline/Dotted only trace the border; Hollow gives a thin hint line; None removes all guides for true freehand writing practice (scoring still works, just without visual help).
Ink color: choose the color your writing appears in — great for switching pens between practice sessions or making mistakes easier to spot.
Read aloud: speaks each letter/word/sentence out loud when it appears, reinforcing the sound-symbol connection.
Sound effects: plays a cheerful chime for high scores, a soft neutral tone for medium scores, and a gentle try-again tone for low scores.
Calligraphy modes: hold your stylus at a steady angle — pick the matching Nib angle above. Strokes that cross the nib angle come out thick; strokes that run along it stay thin, just like a real broad-nib pen.
Final score
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Accuracy
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Boundary
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Clarity
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Draw the current exercise and click Submit. The system will compare your writing to the target shape and give a detailed tip.

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Multi-Letter Practice Sheet

Practice many letters on one page at once — no need to click Next between letters.