Compare uppercase X and lowercase x across every indexed letter style, copy the version you want, then open its detail page for exact Unicode mapping and case behavior.
Looking for X in cursive? Copy 𝒳 or 𝓍, or open the X in cursive page for the exact Script Unicode code points and uppercase/lowercase behavior.
X in 23 copy-and-paste styles
“Different fonts” is common search wording, but these outputs are Unicode text mappings rather than downloadable font files. Rendering can vary slightly by device or app.
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Cursive X versus other X styles
The cursive result on this site uses Unicode Mathematical Script where a mapped character exists. Bold, italic, Gothic, enclosed and small-cap versions use different Unicode mechanisms, so they should not be treated as the same font with CSS styling applied.
If you are learning handwriting, these copy-paste characters are not a stroke-order lesson. They are digital text characters intended for copying into supported apps and fields.
Use 𝒳 for uppercase X or 𝓍 for lowercase x. The dedicated cursive page shows the exact Unicode mapping and case behavior.
Are these X styles actual fonts?
They are copy-paste Unicode characters and mappings, not font files. That is why the styled character can remain after you paste it into many apps, although rendering and field support can vary.
Why do uppercase X and lowercase x sometimes look the same?
Some Unicode or curated mappings provide one capital-shaped or small-cap-like symbol for both cases. Open a style detail page to see whether the case distinction is preserved, collapsed or partially mapped.