John in Cursive
John in Cursive is π₯β΄π½π. Copy John, paste John into a Cursive bio or username.
John in Bubble Letters, Gothic & More Styles
Every Unicode style of John on one page β copy the one you want.
John in Bubble Letters
βΏβββJohn in Old English
ππ¬π₯π«John in Bold
ππ¨π‘π§John in Gothic
π΅πππJohn in Italic
π½πβπStyle John in Cursive β or any name
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John in cursive is π₯β΄π½π. The β΄ is from Unicode's earlier set of script letters and the J, h and n from the main alphabet. In bold script the name is ππΈπ±π·. Johnny is π₯β΄π½πππ.
Four letters is very short for a signature. Many people add a middle initial or a surname so the cursive has room to flow.
Writing John by Hand
After the J, John is o, h, n. The o ends high, at the middle of the line, so the h starts from there with a tall loop. Then the h comes down into a hump, and the n repeats that hump. Make the two humps the same width and the end of the name looks even.
There are no dots or crosses in John, so once you start the small letters you can finish in one stroke.
John, Jon and Jonathan
John is one of the oldest and most widely used names in English. It comes from Hebrew, and its popularity rests on two saints: John the Baptist and the apostle John. For centuries it was the most common name in the English-speaking world.
People often ask how John is spelled because of Jon. Jon is usually short for Jonathan, which comes from a different Hebrew name, Yonatan. So John and Jon sound the same but are not the same name.
John in Cursive β FAQ
How is the name John spelled?
J-o-h-n. The spelling Jon usually comes from Jonathan, a different name.
What is Johnny in cursive?
π₯β΄π½πππ.
Where does the name John come from?
From Hebrew. It became popular through John the Baptist and the apostle John.