Hi everyone, I hope you all are safe and doing fine!
I prefer typing over writing and college told us to write some assignments and I was bored.
So instead of spending 1 hour to write assignments, I spent 3 hours to build a tool that writes assignments for me π. It is called Text-to-handwriting (see... I'm really good at naming my projects)
Text to Handwriting converts text content to an image that looks like handwriting. So this is what the output looks like:
Output
Features
- Draw diagrams
- Change font-size, ink color, spacing, etc.
- Upload font button for custom handwritings (so you can create a font of your handwriting from other online tools and upload the font file)
URLs
Tool
https://saurabhdaware.github.io/text-to-handwriting
GitHub
Do β the repository
saurabhdaware
/
text-to-handwriting
So your teacher asked you to upload written assignments? Hate writing assigments? This tool will help you convert your text to handwriting xD
https://saurabhdaware.github.io/text-to-handwriting/
I hate writing assignments so I made this tool that converts text to an image that looks like handwriting
π Output
π€ Contributing
Checkout Contribution Guide for local setup and contribution guide.
π Libraries used
- html2canvas - Turns DOM into Canvas.
- jsPDF - To generate PDF from images.
- cypress - Testing Library
- serve - Start local server
Bye!
Have fun
Do share it with your twitter fam πΊπ»
Saurabh Daware π» (56%)@saurabhcodes
I was bored to write assignment so I wrote a tool that converts text to an image that looks like handwriting xD
I hope my teacher is not on twitter .___.
Do RT (as long as it doesn't reach your teachers :D)
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Top comments (59)
So cool, thanks π
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What an awesome project!! π₯ Loved how easy to use this is!
I made something similar to this before, I tried to use AI to generate human-like handwriting! github.com/CT83/handwriting-synthesis
Your handwriting is just awesome!!!
haha but its not really my handwriting in that image. This one is
Still, pretty impressive.
how to use it
looks good, but need something to avoid being detected cheating...
my suggestion is that you need to add a randomizer text position, so it looks like a pure handwriting (Especially for the one who had a bad handwriting)
It's hard for me to suggest anything. Although I recently wrote an essay at the university about bikes, I am not a cyclist. I had to turn to essay writing services for help. Fortunately, I found Paperell.com, they have good reviews on social networks httΡs://facebook.com/Paperell/ and I decided to follow them. Everything worked out great. I think you can contact them with any topic and they will be able to write, as a review, a small essay with analytics about bikes and accessories for them.
Naughty π I wish my handwriting was that tidy!
haha, in that case, there are options in some 'create font from handwriting' tools to add alternate versions of letters so in the font it switches between the letters randomly. You can create font of your handwriting there and upload the font in my tool.
I know Calligraphr they provide option to switch between letters.
clc;
clear all;
t=-5:0.001:5;
fm=input('enter the modulating signal Frequency')
%fm=0.2;
x=sin(2*pi*fm*t);
fc=input('enter the carrier signal Frequency')
%fc=4;
y=cos(2*pi*fc*t);
m=input('enter the modulation index');
%m=10;
z=m*x;
s=cos(2*pi*fc*t+z);
subplot(3,1,1)
plot(t,x)
xlabel('time')
ylabel('Amplitude')
title('Modulating signal')
subplot(3,1,2)
plot(t,y)
xlabel('time')
ylabel('Amplitude')
title('Carrier signal')
subplot(3,1,3)
plot(t,s)
xlabel('time')
ylabel('Amplitude')
title('Frequency Modulated signal')
This is unique and quite creative, Saurabh! I'm gonna share this in our Telegram channel: t.me/bestofdev π
Thank you so much, Utkarsh :Dπ
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Kindly help, Sir, can you add double line in top and side margins for a page as shown in attached image
Glorious!!! It's incredibly easy to use and it will save me from writing all of those term papers HAHAHAH
I'll share it with all my friends and tell them to follow you here HEHEH
SIMPLY AWESOME!!!
My love
haha glad you like it!
Good idea π, Assignments usually are written in notebooks. So did you take printouts and stick it? Second, teachers may ask questions like, is this your hand writing?
Thank you and in our university, we have to write assignment in a notebook and upload pdf of scanned assignment on our website so I can just generate image and turn it into PDF.
Also about the handwriting, you can add your own handwriting to it with the font upload button. So this one is truely my handwriting
This is cool! I'll try it!
Iβd implement some fixed mistakes :D
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