Santa in Cursive
Santa in cursive for gift tags, letters to Santa, and ornaments. The capital S stands apart from the rest of the word, and the t is crossed at the end.
School cursivePlaywrite US Trad
Elegant scriptGreat Vibes
Formal scriptAllura
Casual scriptSatisfy
PNG and SVG files have a transparent background. For other wording, use the cursive generator.
Santa in cursive copy and paste
Unicode text that pastes into bios and messages. It looks different from the handwriting above.
Other ways to write Santa in cursive
- Santa Claus
- Dear Santa
- From Santa
- Secret Santa
Joins and pen lifts
For the school font shown first. Other handwriting systems may join some capitals differently.
- Lift the pen after capital S. In this style it does not join the next letter, so start the next letter close beside it.
- Once the word is written, go back to cross the t.
Free Santa cursive worksheet
Trace Santa on each line, then write it yourself on the empty line below.
Make a worksheet with your own words →Where to use Santa in cursive
Santa is used to sign gift tags and letters from Santa, and children write it at the top of their own letters. A parent writing as Santa may want a hand that looks unlike their own, which is where a script font helps.
Questions about Santa in cursive
- How do you write Santa in cursive?
- Santa has 5 letters, written in 2 strokes: S / anta. Then cross the t.
- How do I make a From Santa gift tag?
- Type From Santa into the cursive generator or the signature generator, download a transparent PNG, and print it at tag size. In this school style, capital F does not join the next letter either.
- Is the capital S joined to the a?
- Not in the school font shown first. You lift the pen after the S and start the a close beside it. Some other handwriting styles do join it.