Cursive Capital R
The letter R in cursive, ready to copy — pick a style below and paste it anywhere, no font install needed.
Every alphabet has its workhorses, and the cursive capital r (“Ar”) earns its place quietly. Below you will find it in a handful of cursive styles, ready to copy with one tap — the Script version looks like ℛ. As a capital it stands at full height on the baseline, and in cursive it usually opens a name or a sentence with a wider, more generous curve than its small partner. It is a handy letter to lift on its own for monograms, initials in a bio, or the first letter of a name you want to stand out, and it prints just as well for tracing practice.
How to write a cursive R
- Start just above the baseline and sweep upward in one confident motion until you reach the full capital height.
- Follow the main curve of the letter in a single, unhurried stroke — cursive looks best when the pen stays on the paper instead of stopping and starting.
- Finish with a short exit stroke trailing to the right, ready to join the next letter, then lift the pen cleanly and check your slant matches its neighbours.
Frequently asked questions
How do I copy the cursive R from this page?
Pick a style above and tap its Copy button — the letter lands on your clipboard as plain text.
Where can I use a cursive capital R?
In bios, display names, initials, headings and handwriting practice sheets.
What if the cursive capital R shows as a box?
That device lacks the character — switch to the Script version, which works almost everywhere.