How it works
Your letters are swapped for Unicode's script alphabet, π²πΎππΆππΉ. Tick Bold for the heavier, joined-up look most cursive font sites show, π¦π²ππͺπ»π. It is text rather than a font, so it keeps its look in an Instagram bio, a TikTok caption or a Discord name.
Letters that look a little different
Unicode had script B, E, F, H, I, L, M and R, and small e, g and o, years before the rest of the alphabet, so those 11 come from an older set (ββ―ππβ΄) and can look a little out of step in some fonts. Bold script has no such gaps. Digits have no script form: they stay plain, or turn bold with Bold ticked. Accented letters stay plain.
Questions
Can I make it italic?
No. Script is already slanted, and Unicode has no italic version of it, so the Italic box turns off. Underline and strikethrough still work.
Will people be able to read it?
On screen, yes. Screen readers read these letters as maths symbols or skip them, and search does not find them, so keep your real name, hashtags and links in plain letters.