Before computers and printers were invented, every prints were handwritten. From letters to documents, and notes to advertisements. Even today, writers and some designers use pen and paper first to create a draft.

A handwritten style is a way of putting a human touch on your design, and one element you can use on this are handwritten fonts. Not to mention that it also gives a touch of creativity to your work.

To inspire you more in using handwritten fonts, here are some examples of websites that have used traditional methods on their design:

Maria Grossman

Putting real-life images to portray your links and using handwritten fonts is so attractive and very realistic. Like how Maria Grossman did on her website.

Mariska

One way to show your personality on your design is to use handwritten fonts and your personal choice of colors. Look at how Mariska designed her website, it’s just so her.

Neighborhood Homework House

The handwritten design of this website represents the organization’s mission for children. Simple and so childlike in style.

Bootb

The use of handwritten fonts and nice colors on this design works well together which makes it look very cute and creative.

With these things, I gathered sixty handwritten fonts that can work well with your designs. I hope you will like them.

1. Jellyka – Estrya’s Handwriting

by: Jellyka Nerevan

2. Waiting for the Sunrise

by: Kimberly Geswein

3. Gloria Hallelujah

by: Kimberly Geswein

4. Throw My Hands Up in the Air

by: Kimberly Geswein

5. Just Me Again Down Here

by: Kimberly Geswein

6. One Miguel

by: Miguel Mojica

7. Kaileen

by: Kreative Korporation

8. Fineliner Script

by: Drawperfect

9. Dear Joe Five Casual

by: JOEBOB graphics

10. Rolina

by: Rodi de Asis

11. Sue Ellen Francisco

by: Kimberly Geswein

12. Mari & David

by: Rodrigo German

13. What Do We Do All Day

by: Heather T.

14. Relaxed

by: sabinasion [dot] ws (Sabina Nore)

15. Ampersand

by:Denise Chan

16. Note Book Scribble

by: Elliott Mariess

17. Never Let Go

by: Kimberly Geswein

18. Kids Written

by: Galdino Otten

19. Sakurachan

by: fcanzianyahoo [dot] com (Federico Canzian)

20. Elizane

by: Kimberly Geswein

21. Yummah Strawberriez

by: Wizzah

22. Promised Freedom

by: Kimberly Geswein

23. Popstar Autograph

by: Dirt2.com – Andrew2

24. Extrafine

by: Miko Ramirez

25. Prophecy Script

by: Tension Type

26. Rose DiFont

by: JptDesign Studio

27. Designer Notes

by: Roger Ridpath

28. Alpha Mack AOE

by: Astigmatic One Eye Typographic Institute

29. Escape Via Window

by: Joseph Fox

30. Harrison

by: Andrew Harrison

31. Cuteso

by: Philip Lanier

32. PR8 Charade

by: Digital PR8

33. Fafers Handwriting

by: Fabio Fafers

34. Brankovic

by: Amy VanTorre

35. Tall Paul

by: Emerald City Fontwerks

36. Jellyka Jellyfish

by: Jellyka Nerevan

37. Lovitz

by: Meir Sadan

38. Change Tomorrow Today

by: Kimberly Geswein

39. Lalex Big Badaboum

by: Philippe Blondel

40. Big Mister C

by: Typearound

41. Maxine Script

by: Vic Fieger

42. Cat’s Awesomely Awesome Font

by: Catherine Cunningham

43.Hand Writing

by: Keegan M.

44. Valerie

by: Philippe Blondel

45. Apantasia

by: Ernesto Aparicio

46. Acki Preschool

by: anke-art

47. Juliet

by: DeNada Industries

48. Sebastian Font

by: Sebastian Gonzales Rodriguez

49. Luna

by: Carolina Mejia Villegas

50. Morado

by: Peter Wiegel

51. Augie

by: Emerald City Fontwerks

52. Zsar Chankian

by: Zsar Chankian

53. Franciie

by: Courtney Mallaley

54. Baby Potato

by: Subhashish Panigrahi

55. Mulder Handwriting

by: M.C. Mulder

56. Stutzman

by: Kip Stutzman

57. Quilted Butterfly

by: David Kerkhoff

58. BethHand

by: John David

59. Ashley’s Handwriting

by: Ashley Myers

60. Jules Hand

by: Jules Ismail

Handwritten fonts are useful as long as you know where and how to use them. Be appropriate in creating your designs.

And that is our collection of handwritten fonts. Which ones did you like the most? Share them on the Comment section!