Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
SignMyWord: spell it out in BSL or ASL
A free tool that shows a typed word or name as British or American Sign Language manual-alphabet fingerspelling, with practice and shareable results.
- For
- BSL and ASL learners, teachers, and fingerspelling users
- Worth noticing
- The site distinguishes fingerspelling from full sign-language translation and from receiving a sign name.
Field notes
The tool accepts words and names, with BSL and ASL as separate choices and a displayed limit of 24 letters. A practice mode steps through one letter at a time, while the sharing interface lists links, embeds, and downloadable images in portrait, square, and story formats. The site also explains that the two manual alphabets differ, including the common distinction between two-handed BSL and one-handed ASL fingerspelling.
Observed signals
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