60+ Best Free Canva Cursive Fonts For Mind-Blowing Designs

I love pairing various fonts with cursive fonts for titles and little shoutouts. These pairings can give a refreshing break to mundane text and make them stand out.

Cursive fonts can also make your overall design more sophisticated, feminine, classy and elegant. They include fonts that look handwritten, and scripted, calligraphic styles.

You can pair cursive fonts for wedding invitations, decors for the Christmas season, Valentine’s day and more.

If you are using Canva a lot like I am, you don’t have to worry about the lack of cursive fonts. There are tons of new ones and I’m covering all of them here.

They are totally free to use!

1. Abramo

2. Adam Script

3. Adlery Swash

4. Alex Brush

5. Allura

6. Amoresa

7. Amoresa Aged

8. Amsterdam One

9. Amsterdam Two

10. Amsterdam Three

11. Amsterdam Four

12. Anastasia Script

13. Andasia

14. Angelina

15. Angella White

16. Aniyah

17. Another Shabby

18. Apricots

19. Baksoda

20. Bellaboo

21. Best Light

22. Better Saturday

23. Billion Miracles

24. Blosta Script

25. Breathing

26. Brightwall

27. Brilliant Signature

28. Brittany

29. Bright Sunshine

30. Brusher

31. Daydream

32. Eyesome Script

33. Gistesy

34. Gravity 2

35. Halimum

36. Hello January

37. Hello Paris

38. Homemade Apple

39. Howell

40. Ja Jayagiri Script

41. Jimmy Script

42. Jonathan

43. Liana

44. Lumios Marker

45. Mistrully

46. New Icon Script

47. Nickainley

48. Moontime

49. Parisienne

50. Pinyon Script

51. Rolling Pen Basic Two

52. Sacramento

53. Signature

54. Sloop Script Pro

55. Sweet Apricot

56. Themysion

57. TT Lovelies Script

58. TT Backwards Script

59. Twister

60. Very Berry

61. Vintage Goods

62. Vintage Rotter

63. Virtual

64. Wonderful Branding

You’ve got a large library of free cursive fonts at your disposal in Canva. Now it’s your turn to get creative with these fonts.

Do pick those that resonate best with your audience and the graphic design asset you will be creating.

If it’s not just for decorative purposes but to emphasise a core message, I’d use something not too cursive and most readable.

Take it away!