What is Signs?
American Sign Language learned with webcam feedback.
Who is Signs best for?
Signs is best for hearing parents and relatives of Deaf children who want to learn basic American Sign Language.
Hearing parents of Deaf children
Its makers built it mainly to help hearing parents learn to sign with their Deaf children and family members.
ASL beginners
A 3D avatar shows each sign and your webcam gives real-time feedback on hand and finger positions, level by level.
Fluent signers who want to contribute
You record yourself signing words from a list, and Deaf reviewers and certified interpreters check each clip before it joins the dataset.
Accessibility researchers
NVIDIA collects the recordings into an ASL dataset that others can apply to use when building tools for the Deaf community.
How much does Signs cost?
Signs is free, with no account, sign-up or paid tier.
- No account or sign-up
- Learn levels with real-time webcam feedback
- Record signs for NVIDIA's open ASL dataset
Signs has no pricing page, account or payment step: learning and recording both run in the browser with a webcam. NVIDIA leads the project with the American Society for Deaf Children, and Hello Monday/DEPT built and runs the site. Full pricing on signs-ai.com. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Signs
What is Signs?
American Sign Language learned with webcam feedback.
Who is Signs for?
Signs is best for hearing parents and relatives of Deaf children who want to learn basic American Sign Language.
Is Signs free?
Yes. Signs has a free plan: no account or sign-up.
Where can I try Signs?
On its official website, signs-ai.com.
Does Signs record my webcam?
Not while you learn: Signs says no video or audio is captured or collected in the learning mode. Only clips you choose to submit in the Record Signs section go to NVIDIA's dataset, under its data collection terms, and the site uses no cookies.







