Text or handwriting?
If the class expects something clean and typed, pick text. If the worksheet should still look handwritten, pick handwriting.
Paste something you've written.
Plus and Max can save old homework, a discussion post, an essay paragraph, anything. The answers should sound more like your writing.
0 words pasted
Word choice, how short you usually keep answers, and whether you sound more blunt, casual, or explain a little.
How close should it sound to you?
Plus and Max can tune how much your saved text samples shape the answers. Lower keeps it cleaner and safer. Higher keeps more of your wording and your rhythm.
Keep the page clean.
This part is just presentation. Pick the type size and ink tone that fit the worksheet, then let the writing sample handle the tone.
How perfect should the answers be?
Lower keeps things cleaner. Higher makes it feel a little more human and a little less perfect.
Your text setup.
This is what we'll save as your default text setup.
Pick a handwriting style.
Keep this simple. Pick the one that feels closest to the kind of handwriting you want on the page.
Adjust neatness and pressure.
These two controls do most of the work. Neatness changes how tidy it looks. Pressure changes how heavy it feels.
Pick an ink color.
Match the worksheet. Blue, black, softer pencil-looking tones, whatever fits best.
How perfect should the answers be?
Lower keeps things cleaner. Higher makes it look a little more human.
Your handwriting setup.
This is what we'll save as your default handwriting setup.