Absolutely! However, everyone deserves the right to their native language. Native language of Deaf people is Sign Language. Written language is foreign to them. Text is not enough.  Sign languages have their own rich structures, grammatical rules, formats, and more.

Contrary to popular belief, sign language is not universal. Much like spoken languages, sign languages are diverse across regions and communities. Each sign language boasts its own distinct vocabulary, grammar, and syntax, mirroring the rich tapestry of culture and history within the deaf communities they serve.

For example, British Sign Language (BSL) is different than American Sign Language (ASL)!

SignAvatar is not limited to ASL alone; it possesses the capability to interpret a wide array of sign languages, including International Sign Language (ISL), Serbian Sign Language (SZJ), Macedonian Sign Language, and many others.

Absolutely. Our avatars are fully customizable to reflect and honor diverse identities, cultures, and backgrounds. Also they can  display a wide array of different customizations, such as attires, race, age and hairstyles.