This list of constructed scripts is in alphabetical order. ISO 15924 codes are provided where assigned. This list includes neither shorthand systems nor ciphers of existing scripts.
{| class="wikitable sortable" |- !style=width:8.6em|Script name !! ISO 15924 !!data-sort-type=text|Year created !! Creator !! Comments (click to sort by category) |- | Adlam || Adlm || 1989 ||Ibrahima & Abdoulaye Barry ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1989|Proposed alphabet used to write the Fula language |- | Afaka || Afak || 1910 ||Afáka Atumisi||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮2syllabary￮1910|Syllabary used to write the Ndyuka language, an English-based creole of Surinam |- |Aiha||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1985 || Ursula K. Le Guin ||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮0novel￮1985LeGuin|Alphabet of the fictional Kesh language in her novel Always Coming Home |- |Alternian||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 2009 || Andrew Hussie ||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮0novel￮1985LeGuin|English based alphabet used by the trolls in the webcomic Homestuck and its related content |- |Ancient | |2019 |Inkle |Logographic script of the fictional Ancients in their game Heaven's Vault |- |Ariyaka || || ca. 1840 || Mongkut || Invented to transcribe Pali, the liturgical language of Theravada Buddhism, and inspired by the Greek and Burmese-Mon scripts |- | Armenian || Armn ||data-sort-value=0405|ca. 405 || Mesrop Mashtots ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮0boGreek￮0405|Alphabet thought to have been based on Greek used to write Arejso language |- |Ath||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||1996||Hiroyuki Morioka||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮0novel￮1996|Alphabet of the fictional Baronh language in his novel Crest of the Stars |- | aUI ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||1962|| John W. Weilgart ||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1962|Language and alphabet attempting to unify sound and meaning |- | Aurebesh ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||1993 ||Stephen Crane||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮2tvfilm￮1993|Alphabet originally for Star Wars Miniatures Battles Companion based on glyphs by Joe Johnston, subsequently used for other media in the franchise |- | Avoiuli ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1990s || Viraleo Boborenvanua ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1990s|Alphabet used by the Turaga indigenous movement for some languages in Vanuatu |- |Bagam||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||data-sort-value=1900|ca. 1900||King Pufong||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮3logographic￮1900|Largely lost logosyllabic script used for letters and records in the Mengaka language |- |Bamum||Bamu||data-sort-value=1910|1896–1910||Ibrahim Njoya||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮2syllabary￮1910|Syllabary for Bamum developed from what initially was a pictographic system |- |Bharati | |2016-* |Prof. V. Srinivasa Chakravarthy and others |Alternative common script of major Indian languages (both Indo-Aryan and Dravidian) to facilitate easy communication |- | Blissymbol || Blis || 1949 || Charles K. Bliss ||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1949|Conceived as a non-spoken (soundless), purely ideographic script |- |Bopomofo||Bopo||1913||Zhang Binglin||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1913|Semisyllabary to transcribe spoken Mandarin, Holo, &c., mainly for teaching |- | Braille || Brai|| 1821 || Louis Braille ||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1821|Tactile alphabet for the blind using embossed dots; dozens of derived scripts |- | Canadian Aboriginal syllabics || Cans || 1840s || James Evans ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮1abugida￮1840|Family of abugidas used to write a number of Aboriginal Canadian languages of the Algonquian, Inuit, and (formerly) Athabaskan language families |- |Caucasian Albanian||Aghb||data-sort-value=0408|ca. 408||Mesrop Mashtots||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮0boGreek￮0408|Alphabet used to write the now extinct Caucasian Albanian language |- | Cherokee || Cher || 1819 || Sequoyah ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮2syllabary￮1819|Syllabary inspired by Latin glyph shapes used to write the Cherokee language |- | Chữ Việt Trí ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 2012 || Tôn Thất Chương ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮￮Vietnamese￮2012|Alphabet designed for the Vietnamese language |- | Cirth || Cirt ||1930sTolkien, C., editor, The Treason of Isengard, The History of Middle-Earth, Houghton Mifflin, 1989|| J. R. R. Tolkien ||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮0novel￮1910Tolkien￮2|Runic elven script, mainly for dwarven writing in his novel The Lord of the Rings |- | Clear Script ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1648 || Zaya Pandit ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1648|Alphabet used to write the Oirat language; based on Mongolian script |- | Coorgi-Cox ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 2005 || Gregg M. Cox ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮1abugida￮2005|A proposed abugida for the Kodava language |- | Cyrillic || Cyrl / Cyrs ||data-sort-value=0940|ca. 940 || Saint Cyril or his students||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮0boGreek￮0940|Alphabet mainly used to write Slavic languages; based primarily on Greek |- | Deseret || Dsrt ||data-sort-value=1868|mid-19th century || University of Deseret ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮￮English￮1868|A phonemic alphabet designed for the English language |- |data-sort-value=Dni|D'ni||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||1997||Richard A. Watson||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮1game￮1997|Alphabet for the fictional language in the game Riven and its sequels |- |Duployan shorthand||Dupl||1891||Jean-Marie Le Jeune||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1891|Historically used as the main (non-shorthand) script for Chinook Jargon |- |Elbasan||Elba||1761||data-sort-value=zzd|disputed||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1761|Alphabet for Albanian used to write the Elbasan Gospel Manuscript |- | Engsvanyáli ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1940s || M. A. R. Barker ||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮1game￮1940|Abugida used in the Empire of the Petal Throne role-playing game
| Eskayan ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||data-sort-value=1928|ca. 1920–1937||Mariano Datahan||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮2syllabary￮1928|Syllabary based on cursive Latin script for the auxiliary Eskayan language |- | Extensions to the IPA (extIPA) || Latn || 1990–*|| International ClinicalPhonetics and Linguistics Association || data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1990 |A set of letters and diacritics to augment the International Phonetic Alphabet for the phonetic transcription of disordered speech |- | Fraser ||Lisu|| 1915 ||Sara Ba Thaw||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1915|Alphabet used to write the Lisu language; improved by James O. Fraser |- | Gargish ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1990 || Herman Miller ||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮1game￮1990|Alphabet for the fictional Gargish language in Ultima VI: The False Prophet |- | Glagolitic || Glag ||data-sort-value=0862| 862–863 || Saints Cyril and Methodius ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮0boGreek￮0862|Historically used to write Slavic languages, before Cyrillic became dominant |- |Gothic||Goth||data-sort-value=0350|ca. 350||Ulfilas||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮0boGreek￮0350|Alphabet based primarily on Greek historically used to write the Gothic language |- | HamNoSys ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1985 ||University of Hamburg||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1985|General phonetic transcription system for all sign languages |- | Hangul || Hang || 1443 ||data-sort-value=Sejong|Sejong the Great || data-sort-value="￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1443" |Alphabet written in syllable blocks used to write the Korean language; the oldest and most widespread featural script in use |- |iConji||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||2010||Kai Staats||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮2010|Pictographic writing system for messenging |- | International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) || Latn || 1888–* || International Phonetic Association ||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1888|Regarded as being an extension of the Latin script |- | Ithkuil||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||2004||John Quijada||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮2004|Script for the constructed Ithkuil language |- |Jurchen||Jurc||data-sort-value=1119|ca. 1119||Wanyan Xiyin||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮3logographic￮1119|Largely undeciphered logographic script with phonetic elements for Jurchen |- | data-sort-value=Kelen|Kēlen ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1980 || Sylvia Sotomayor ||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1980|Alphabet for a fictional alien language without verbs |- |Khitan large script||Kitl||data-sort-value=0920|920||data-sort-value=Abaoji|by order of Abaoji||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮3logographic￮0920| Largely undeciphered logographic script for the Khitan language |- |Khitan small script||Kits||data-sort-value=0924|ca. 924||Yelü Diela||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮3logographic￮0924|Partially deciphered logographic script with phonetic elements for Khitan |- |Khom||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||1924||Ong Kommandam||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮2syllabary￮1924|Semi-syllabary used for secret communication among dissidents in French Laos |- |Kikakui||Mend||data-sort-value=1917|ca. 1917||Mohammed Turay||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮2syllabary￮1917|Syllabary used to write the Mende language of Sierra Leone |- | KLI pIqaD || Piqd ||data-sort-value=1990|ca. 1990||data-sort-value=zza|anonymous||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮2tvfilm￮1990|Glyphs created for Star Trek: The Next Generation, later sent as a font to the KLI |- |Limbu||Limb||data-sort-value=1740|ca. 1740||Te-ongsi Sirijunga Xin Thebe||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮1abugida￮1740|Abugida derived from Tibetan to write the Limbu language |- | Lisu syllabary ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1924–1930 ||Ngua-ze-bo||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮2syllabary￮1924|Syllabary of about 800 characters used to write the Lisu language |- |Manchu||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||data-sort-value=1632|1599; 1632||Nurhaci; Dahai||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1632|Alphabet based on Mongolian script to write the nearly extinct Manchu language |- |Mandombe||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||1978||Wabeladio Payi||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1978|Alphabet written in syllable blocks for Kikongo, Lingala, Ciluba and Kiswahili |- |Miꞌkmaw hieroglyphic writing||data-sort-value=Zzzz| ||data-sort-value=1675|after 1675||Chrestien Le Clercq||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮3logographic￮1675|Logographic script used historically for the Miꞌkmaq language |- | Neomeroitic || || 2022-2023 || Amundé Musango || Proposed alphabet to write the Swahili language and other African languages using a non-indigenous script |- | Night writing ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1808|| Charles Barbier ||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1808|Forerunner of Braille; tactile alphabet intended for communication in total darkness |- | data-sort-value=NKo|N'Ko || Nkoo || 1949 || Solomana Kante ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1949|Alphabet used to write the Manding languages, including a kind of koine |- |Ol Chiki||Olck||1925||Raghunath Murmu||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1925|Official alphabet for the Santali language |- |Old Permic||Perm||1372||Stephen of Perm||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮0boGreek￮1372|Alphabet mainly based on Cyrillic and Greek once used to write mediaeval Komi |- | Phags-pa || Phag || 1269 || Drogön Chögyal Phagpa ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮1269|Used historically for the languages in the Yuan sector of the Mongolian Empire |- | Pollard || Plrd || 1936 || Sam Pollard ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮1abugida￮1936|Abugida based on Cree used to write several minority languages in China |- | Quikscript ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1966 || Ronald Kingsley Read ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮￮English￮1966|Phonemic alphabet designed to write the English language quickly and compactly |- | Real Character ||data-sort-value=Zzzz| || 1668|| John Wilkins ||data-sort-value=￮￮misc￮1668|Pasigraphy used to write Wilkins' proposed Universal language |- | Sarati || Sara || 1910s || J. R. R. Tolkien ||data-sort-value=￮1fiction￮0novel￮1910Tolkien￮0|Precursor of his elven Tengwar script |- | Shavian || Shaw ||data-sort-value=1961|ca. 1960 || Ronald Kingsley Read ||data-sort-value=￮0natural￮0alphabet￮￮English￮1961|Phonemic alphabet to write the English language; precursor to Quikscript |-