How to convert text to handwriting using Python
This shot provides a basic idea of how to use PyWhatKit to convert text to handwriting, and explores the module.
Installation
Type the following in your terminal:
pip install pywhatkit
With this package, we are provided with default handwritten data, but we can also create our own input handwriting. For this shot, let’s continue with the default handwritten data.
This module is handy because all it takes is two lines of code to convert text to handwriting.
Syntax
pywhatkit.text_to_handwriting("your text goes here",rgb=(0,0,0))
On the RGB scale, each color (Red, Blue, and Green) has a range 0-255 bits. (0,0,0) gives black and (255,255,255) gives white. We can scroll through a plethora of shades of RGB by changing the bit values.
Code
import pywhatkit
pywhatkit.text_to_handwriting("pywhatkit!",rgb=(0,0,0))
