Letter style
Dotted (trace)
Solid (filled)
Dotted = letters made of tracing dots. Solid = the same letters filled in — for copying, matching, or reading practice.
Stroke — dotted letters that follow the real font
Single-line (skeleton — cleanest)
Real font (dotted outline)
Centreline (built-in tracing shapes)
Single-line (skeleton) = one clean dotted line through the middle of each letter, for any font or script — Nepali, English, symbols. This is the cleanest dotted look. Real font = dots follow the selected font's actual letter outlines (two rows on thick strokes). Centreline = one dotted line from built-in tracing shapes — it ignores the font choice. Good for classic tracing books.
Letter shape (aspect ratio)
Narrow
Normal
Wide
Extra Wide
Narrow = tall, slim letters (0.65×); Normal (0.8×); Wide (1×); Extra Wide (1.25×). Applies to single-stroke letters (Real font + Centreline) and solid letters, in every mode.