Cursive GeneratorNothing You Could Do Font
Casual, unjoined handwriting face by Kimberly Geswein. Free under the SIL Open Font License.
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About Nothing You Could Do
Nothing You Could Do is a casual handwriting face by Kimberly Geswein, published under the SIL Open Font License. It is unjoined: the letters stand apart, so it reads as handwriting rather than continuous cursive. Its x-height is tall at 43 percent of the em, so the lowercase is large and reads clearly at small sizes. Capitals and some terminals carry a flourish (swash extent 0.425), enough to decorate without crowding the next letter. The stance is a clear right slant at about 18 degrees. It suits craft projects, social graphics, invitations.
The letters at a glance
Using Nothing You Could Do
Keep Nothing You Could Do at 14 point or larger in print and 18 pixels or larger on screen; below that the letter shapes start to blur. Because the letters do not connect, it cuts cleanly on a vinyl cutter and reads well on labels; export SVG for cutting and PNG at 300 DPI for print. Before committing, check the spacing between letters at the size you will use; unjoined faces can look loose in a long word.
Licence and download
Nothing You Could Do is published under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (OFL) by Kimberly Geswein, verified 2026-09-06. The images you make here may be printed, sold on goods and used in logos with no fee or attribution. The font file may be installed and embedded but not sold on its own.
To use it in Word, Google Docs or Cricut Design Space, download the file from the source repository, install it (double-click, then Install) and restart the app. For joined script on a cutting machine, weld the text so it cuts as one shape, or upload the SVG from the generator instead of typing in Design Space.
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