Every signature style in Signafy

Signafy has 12 styles. Pick one on the Create screen and the app writes your name in it. These samples all spell Signafy.

Each sample is one result. Run the same style twice and you get two different signatures.

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   Elegant

   Flowing cursive with graceful loops and a long tail. It suits a formal document as well as a thank-you card.

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   Calligraphy

   Pointed-nib strokes that swing from hairline to heavy. Pick it when you want the signature to look written with a dip pen.

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   Minimal

   A clean, modern hand with few strokes and no flourishes. It stays legible at a small size, such as in an email footer.

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   Playful

   A casual, bouncy hand with round letters. It feels friendly on cards, artwork and notes.

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   Artistic

   Expressive strokes with a decorative flourish or a splash of ink. It works best where the signature is part of the design.

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   Classic

   A traditional formal script, the kind taught in school. It looks at home on letters and certificates.

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   Monoline

   Every stroke has the same width, like a fine-liner pen. It reads as tidy and modern.

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   Bold

   Thick, confident strokes, often with a heavy underline. It is the executive signature that fills the line.

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   Quick scrawl

   A fast scrawl that is mostly unreadable on purpose. It is quick to repeat by hand and hard to copy.

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    Vintage

    An ornate, old-fashioned hand with retro swirls. It suits invitations and anything with a period feel.

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    Sharp

    Angular, spiky strokes with hard corners. It looks fast and decisive.

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    Gothic

    Dense, dramatic strokes inspired by blackletter. It makes a statement on art, merch and covers.