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English to ASL from typed text, your microphone, or a browser tab
Rules-based grammar engine: Each sentence is ordered for ASL by written grammar rules, not by a large language model, so the same typed sentence is signed the same way every time.
Facial grammar: Questions and negation are carried on the face and head — the non-manual markers ASL uses.
Fingerspelling: Names and new words are fingerspelled, letter by letter, and marked as spelled.
Co-articulation: Signs flow into one another, the way a signer moves from one sign to the next, instead of stopping between words.
Live signing: Real-time English-to-ASL for conversation: a rules-based grammar engine and a 3D avatar sign each sentence a few seconds after it's said. Fast speech, meetings and long videos fall further behind. Not a replacement for a live interpreter. From your microphone or a browser tab, or from typed text.
A pop-out signer you can keep on screen beside other windows (Chrome and Edge)
A fingerspelling trainer with drills and quizzes