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Type a signature

Turn your name into a polished script signature with curated fonts, precise spacing and high-quality transparent exports.

Local browser processing10 script stylesPNG + SVG
🔒 Nothing uploaded✦ Live preview◇ Transparent background↗ Up to 4× PNG
1

Enter your name

Up to 80 characters.

2

Style the signature

Adjust ink, size and character spacing.

Ink color
Background
3Choose a signature font
Fonts load from Google Fonts for the live preview.
Signature preview—
Checkerboard indicates transparency
4

Export signature

Choose padding, resolution and filename.

Each actual export counts as one tool use. Previewing and changing styles do not count.
Better signature design

Choose a style that remains readable

A useful signature balances personality with clarity, especially when placed at small sizes inside documents.

1

Start with your real name

Use the form of your name that recipients recognize.

2

Compare at small size

Highly decorative scripts can lose detail when reduced.

3

Keep contrast strong

Dark ink generally works best on white or light documents.

4

Use spacing carefully

A little extra spacing can improve clarity; too much breaks the handwritten feel.

PNG and SVG export differences

Transparent PNG

Best for Word, PDF, presentations, emails and applications that accept ordinary images. Higher resolution helps when resizing.

SVG

Scales cleanly and keeps the signature as text elements. Its exact appearance depends on the selected font being available to the viewing application.

Important

These files are visual signature assets, not cryptographic digital certificates or identity-verification mechanisms.

Create a typed signature in four steps

1

Type

Enter the name or initials you want displayed.

2

Choose

Compare ten handwritten font styles.

3

Customize

Adjust color, size, spacing, flourish and background.

4

Export

Download a high-resolution PNG or scalable SVG.

Frequently asked questions

Is my typed name sent to ZeeSharp?

No. Rendering and exporting happen locally in your browser.

Which format should I choose?

PNG has the broadest compatibility. SVG scales cleanly but requires font support to preserve the exact typeface.

Can the PNG have a transparent background?

Yes. Transparent is selected by default, and you can alternatively choose white or a custom color.

Why might an SVG look different elsewhere?

The SVG uses the selected font name. If another application cannot access that font, it may use a fallback cursive font.

Is this legally equivalent to certificate signing?

No. It creates a visual signature asset and does not verify identity or document integrity cryptographically.