Digitize My Handwritten Font

I’m ready to turn my own handwriting into a fully-functional typeface that drops straight into Microsoft Word. I’ll supply high-resolution scans of every letter, number, and punctuation mark; what I need from you is a clean, scalable font file that preserves the character of my script while behaving like any other TrueType or OpenType face.

What matters most is that the finished .otf or .ttf opens flawlessly in Word, resizes crisply, and accepts standard formatting. Behind the scenes, I expect smooth vector outlines for every glyph and a basic Unicode character map so the font installs without hassles on Windows or macOS.

Deliverables
• One complete font file in OTF or TTF format
• Full set of A–Z, a–z, 0–9, and standard punctuation
• Clean, editable vector paths for each glyph
• Simple documentation or proof sheet showing the character map

If you regularly craft custom lettering in Glyphs, FontForge, FontLab, Illustrator, or similar tools—and have experience polishing handwritten strokes into consistent, kerning-friendly outlines—you’re the partner I’m after. Let me see a sample or two of past handwriting digitization work, and tell me how long you’ll need once I hand over the scans.