Cursive Alphabet / Letter G

Cursive Letter G β€” How to Write & Copy-Paste β„Š

By Alex Rivera Β· Last updated August 2, 2026 Β· Last tested: July 28, 2026

Cursive g starts like an oval a and finishes with a descender that loops left below the baseline before exiting. It is the classic β€œtail” letter that trains students to keep ovals stable while the hand travels downward. Uppercase G varies widelyβ€”from an open C-like form with a spur to ornate Spencerian capitals used on certificates. Consistent g tails keep lines of writing from looking tangled. In digital Unicode, mathematical script g (β„Š / 𝓰) is popular for bios because it reads clearly at small sizes.

Unicode variants

Standard Script

π’’β„Š

Mathematical script Β· copy-paste ready

Bold Script

𝓖𝓰

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How to write cursive G

  1. 1
    Oval body: Form a midline oval identical in size to your cursive a.
  2. 2
    Drop the tail: Continue down the right side past the baseline into a left-swinging loop.
  3. 3
    Exit upward: Bring the loop back up to the baseline and exit right for the next letter.

How to connect G to the next letters

Join g into letters that start on the baseline (a, e, i) after the tail has fully returned. Do not let the descender crash into the following word’s first letter on the line below.

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Cursive G FAQ

How do you write a cursive G?

Form a midline oval identical in size to your cursive a. Continue down the right side past the baseline into a left-swinging loop. Bring the loop back up to the baseline and exit right for the next letter.

What is the Unicode cursive G?

Standard script forms are 𝒒 (uppercase) and β„Š (lowercase). Bold script forms are 𝓖 and 𝓰. Copy them from this page or generate full words in the CursiveGen Unicode tool.

How do I practice cursive G on a worksheet?

Use the free worksheet generator to print tracing lines for letter G, or browse the cursive alphabet library for A–Z charts. Practice the stroke steps above slowly before connecting into words.