Handwriting Font From 120 Pages of Notes
Harshpreet Singh
@harshpreet931 · 139 followersHarshpreet Singh (@harshpreet931) fed Claude Opus 5.5 his entire computer networks notebook, 120 handwritten pages, and walked away. About 60 minutes later it handed back a working font of his own handwriting. The demo video opens on plain ruled notebook paper, then shows the process that turns scanned scribbles into typeable glyphs. The whole run cost $13.68 at API prices, which is wild for a personalized typeface that normally takes hours of manual tracing. The post pulled over 460k views, and the thread walks through exactly how Opus did it.
- 120 handwritten pages in, a usable personal font out
- About 60 minutes of agent work for $13.68 at API prices
- Step-by-step thread shows how the model extracted and built the glyphs
“ok so i gave claude opus 5.5 my entire computer networks notes. all of the 120 handwritten pages lol about 60 mins later it gave me back a font. of MY handwriting and it cost $13.68 (at api prices) here's how it did it ↓”
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