Meetings, signed live
Turn on live captions in Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams and every speaker gets signed, with their name on screen so you always know who's talking.
Captions turn into American Sign Language the moment they appear, signed by a 3D person who sits beside your screen. Go on, type something and watch it come to life.
No microphone, no audio tricks. Sign2TV picks up the subtitles already on screen and turns every new line into signs, in step with the video.
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Keep up in your team meeting, then talk with anyone in person, even if they've never learned a single sign.
Turn on live captions in Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams and every speaker gets signed, with their name on screen so you always know who's talking.
Their voice becomes text and signs on your screen. Your typed reply is spoken aloud for them. Handy at a café, a pharmacy or a hotel desk.
Try the helperAlmost everything online is built around voices, and an interpreter is rarely in the room. Sign2TV brings signs to the places they're missing and gives hearing friends and family an easy way to pick up ASL.
people around the globe have hearing loss that affects daily life.
Source: WHOof them are in low- and middle-income countries, where an interpreter is often out of reach.
Source: WHOdistinct sign languages exist, shared by over 70 million Deaf people.
Source: World Federation of the DeafInside: 506 signs, a vocabulary of 6,700+ English words, two signers to choose from, and a setup that takes about 60 seconds.
People, places and brand names come out letter by letter, just like a human signer would do.
Slow it down for learning or let the player wait a moment so nothing gets skipped.
Select text on a news site, email or recipe, right-click, and it gets signed.
Curious about a sign? Click it and jump straight to the matching lesson.
Fresh signs download by themselves. There's nothing to update by hand.
No login, no trackers. Subtitle text is processed right in your browser.
Pick a length, pay a single time, and that's it. We never bill you again unless you choose to.
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All amounts in USD, VAT or sales tax included where applicable. Basic runs for 3, 6 or 12 months; Pro runs for 12 months. Want more time later? Just purchase again. Changed your mind? Full refund within 14 days. Tight budget? Request Pro at no cost. Purchasing means you agree to our Terms and Refund Policy.
Paid plans are the reason lessons and type-to-sign can stay at $0 for everybody.
Living somewhere prices hit harder, or simply short on cash right now? Tell us a little about yourself and we may cover a full year of Pro. A real person answers each message.
Representing an organisation? Talk to us about a partnership.
Bite-sized American Sign Language practice with a 3D tutor. Pause it, spin it, watch it in slow motion, repeat it a hundred times. No account and no bill.
Begin lesson oneLessons and a YouTube sample cost $0. Basic costs $40 (3 months), $69 (6 months) or $89 (12 months). Pro costs $111 for 12 months and unlocks meeting signing plus the in-person helper. Prices include VAT or sales tax where it applies.
Never automatically. You pay once for the period you picked. Once it runs out, buying more time is entirely up to you.
Write to us in the first 14 days after your purchase and you'll get every cent back. No explanation needed.
Anything on YouTube that has subtitles (auto-generated ones included), plus other players that show built-in captions. A video with no subtitles at all gives Sign2TV nothing to work from.
Signs follow the English word order of the subtitles, and names are fingerspelled. That makes it a strong companion for following along and growing your vocabulary, but it is not complete ASL grammar and is no substitute for a qualified interpreter.
Nothing leaves your device. Sign2TV is downloaded straight from this site (a Chrome Web Store listing is on the way), never asks you to log in, and only looks at subtitle text while you have it switched on.
Mobile browsers don't support extensions yet, so signing videos needs a computer. The ASL lessons, though, run perfectly on any phone.
Yes. Fill in the sponsored Pro form further up the page. Organisations and classrooms can also ask about access for a whole group.
chrome://extensions in the address bar (or edge://extensions in Edge) and switch on Developer mode.