pywhatkit.text_to_handwriting(text, rgb=[0,0,0]) - Python

The pywhatkit.text_to_handwriting(text, rgb=[0,0,0]) function is a useful feature in the pywhatkit library for Python. This function converts plain text into handwriting-like images. The function allows you to customize the color of the handwriting by specifying an RGB value.

Syntax

pywhatkit.text_to_handwriting(text, rgb=[0,0,0])

• text: A string of the plain text that you want to convert to handwriting.
• rgb: An optional parameter that represents the color of the handwriting in RGB format. The default value is [0,0,0], which corresponds to black.

Example

import pywhatkit

text = "Hello, world!"
rgb = [0,0,255]  # Blue color

pywhatkit.text_to_handwriting(text, rgb)

Returns

The function returns a markdown formatted image displaying the converted handwriting-like text. The output markdown code can be used directly in a markdown file or rendered in a markdown viewer.

Here's an example of the markdown code that will be returned:

![Handwriting](path/to/output/image.png)

Additional Information

1. The pywhatkit library requires an active internet connection to function properly as it relies on online resources for certain operations.
2. The text_to_handwriting() function creates a new image file every time it is called. Therefore, if you want to save multiple handwriting outputs, make sure to rename or move the previous image before calling the function again.
3. The function uses a default font style for the created handwriting-like images.

It's important to note that the text_to_handwriting() function is a convenience feature and may not produce perfect handwriting-like images. The quality and aesthetics of the output may vary based on the actual handwriting style.

For more details and usage examples, refer to the official pywhatkit library documentation.