Compare with your real handwriting
Photograph a few lines you’ve written. The page measures slant, size, zones, spacing, line direction and more, and puts them next to the handwriting generated from your description.
You haven’t described yourself yet. You can still analyse your handwriting and see what graphology would say about you, or describe yourself first to get a match score.
Your real handwriting
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How to get a good result
- Write 5–8 lines in your normal everyday writing (not your neatest), ideally on plain, unlined paper with a ballpoint pen.
- Sign your name underneath, as you usually do.
- Photograph from straight above in good, even light. Keep the paper edges parallel to the photo edges.
- Then drag a box around the writing. Choose the whole sheet if you want margins measured.
Your photo is analysed in your browser and is never uploaded.
Drag a box around your writing. Straighten the photo so the paper edges are level. Don’t straighten the writing itself, because the direction of the lines is part of the reading.
Your personality’s handwriting
Analyse a photo and the engine will write the personality your handwriting suggests, so you can compare.
Feature by feature
Measured automatically from your photo. your real writing generated from your description
Things a photo can’t measure well
Look closely at your writing and pick what matches best. Each choice is added to the comparison above.
What your real handwriting says about you
Graphology’s rules run in reverse, using the same rulebook as the generator. your handwriting says you said
How reliable is this reverse reading, even taking graphology at its word? In tests on generated handwriting with a known personality, it gets the direction of a clear trait right about 3 times in 4 from the photo alone, and more than 8 in 10 when the picture questions are answered too.