Cursive Signature Generator
See your name as a flowing cursive signature. Download a transparent PNG to drop into documents and designs, or use it as a model to practise a handwritten signature of your own.
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Signature styles compared
Traditional cursive
Looped capitals and joined lowercase in the style most US schools have taught.
Signature script
A formal connected script for signatures, invitations and tattoos.
How to make a signature that's yours
- Pick the parts. Full name, first initial and last name, or initials only. Shorter signatures are easier to repeat.
- Choose a style. Try each script above and note which capitals you like.
- Trace it. Print a tracing sheet of your name and trace the model until the movement is automatic.
- Make it your own. Simplify letters, extend the last stroke or add an underline. A signature only needs to be consistent and written by you.
- Practise little and often until it looks the same every time.
An image of a signature is not the same as a legally binding e-signature. For contracts, use the signing tool your bank, employer or document service provides.
Want each letter of your name animated? Try how to write my name in cursive, browse signature in cursive or preview tattoo lettering.
Questions
Is this signature generator free?
Yes. Downloads are free and the fonts are open-licensed, so the images can be used for any purpose.
Is my name uploaded?
No. The signature is drawn in your browser and the file is created on your device.
Can I use the PNG to sign a PDF?
You can place the transparent PNG in a document like any image. Whether that counts as signing depends on who receives it; many organisations require their own e-signature process.