Your file, in your hand.
Bring a PDF or photo. Review the draft. Write the letters it needs, and watch your original page fill in.
Try Handform free01. Bring the original.
Choose a PDF or a photo up to 40 MB. For a file in Canvas or Google Drive, download or export it first, then select it in Handform. A clear, straight-on photo helps keep printed questions and answer spaces readable.
Check the original-page preview before generating. If printed text looks wrong, use Repair page display or try a clear photo. Optional directions can specify “show work,” “skip questions 4–8,” or typed output.
02. Review the draft.
With your permission, Handform sends selected pages and directions to Anthropic to draft answers. Review the answers and placements on the original page. Click an answer to edit it; use Pen or Highlight for your own notes.
AI can make mistakes. Missing readings, personal responses and unclear diagrams need your input. Check calculations, graphs and every requested part before submitting a document.
03. Add your letters.
Handform asks for the letters and symbols the current page needs. Draw with a finger, stylus or mouse. Saved letters appear on the page as you go. Add more than one form of a character for real handwriting variation.
You can also fill out Handform’s handwriting sheet and import it. Existing handwriting images need letter selection and review; an arbitrary notebook page does not become a complete alphabet automatically.
04. Keep the finished PDF.
Review the preview, then download your PDF. Handform keeps the original pages and checks answer placement before export. If an answer will not safely fit, adjust it before downloading. Your local handwriting bank is ready for your next file.
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