Sign Language 101 presents hundreds of American Sign Language signs with video demonstrations and category browsing.
anysign
AnySign provides a free American Sign Language dictionary with more than 1,000 video signs and alphabetical browsing.
About anysign
AnySign's ASL dictionary lets users look up American Sign Language signs online. Users can search for a word or browse the alphabet. The homepage states that it contains more than 1,000 video signs, and each entry shows a native Deaf signer demonstrating the sign.
Each entry is meant to show handshape, movement, and facial expression, which are the elements needed to read a sign accurately. The site also offers curated lists of popular, everyday, and basic signs for beginners. It works in a browser without an app download or account. The homepage describes the dictionary as free and says it is updated regularly. The source does not state any limits on use or on the range of vocabulary covered.
Key features
- Search for a sign by English word
- Browse signs alphabetically from A to Z
- Video demonstrations by native Deaf signers
- Entries show handshape, movement, and facial expression
- Curated lists of popular, everyday, and starter signs
Best for: Beginners learning American Sign Language vocabulary, and anyone who needs a quick reference for a single sign.
Good for
- Free to use, with no signup required
- Video demonstrations by native Deaf signers
- Runs in the browser without downloading an app
anysign at a glance
- Website
- anysign.app/en/dictionary
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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anysign FAQ
Do I need to create an account to use the dictionary?
No. The homepage states that no signup is needed to watch the sign videos.
Can I use it as a quick reference for one sign?
Yes. The homepage describes it as a quick reference for finding one sign fast, as well as a way for beginners to explore ASL vocabulary.
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