Capital V in cursive
- Start at the top left with a small hook and come down in a smooth curve.
- Round along the baseline and rise on a long slant to the top line.
- Finish with a small flick to the right at the top; do not return to the baseline.
Learn capital V and lowercase v in cursive. Both are rounded at the bottom, unlike a printed V, and end with a small stroke at the top that joins the next letter high.


These steps follow the traditional school letters shown above. Other handwriting systems may form V differently, so stay consistent with the style you are learning.
Click a character to copy it. These are Unicode characters, so they work in bios and messages but look different from the handwriting above. For a whole word, use the cursive generator.
Trace the pair on each line, then write it yourself on the empty line below. Print it at full page size.
Open the V worksheet tool to change lines, size, and trace style →