SigVela generates handwritten signatures with a custom math engine — not a cursive font. It models real pen strokes (speed, taper, pressure, seeded randomness) so every signature looks genuinely handwritten and unique. Type your name for 9 ranked styles, or draw your own. Export transparent PNG/SVG/JPEG, copy email-ready HTML, or sign a PDF right in your browser. 100% client-side. Free, no signup, nothing uploaded.
Hey PH 👋 Maker here.
I built SigVela because every "signature generator" I found just maps your name onto a cursive font — same shapes every time, obviously not handwritten. I wanted to try something different: an engine that actually models how a pen moves. Stroke velocity, tapering, pressure, a bit of seeded randomness per letter — so it feels like an actual signature, not a font swap.
It's completely free, runs entirely in your browser (nothing stored), and covers the three things people actually need a signature for: email signatures, PDFs, and general documents.
Would genuinely love feedback — especially if you try drawing your own vs. the auto-generated ones, curious which people prefer.