Animated signature generator: draw it once, watch it sign itself
Draw your signature with a mouse, finger or stylus. Todrawn Scribe replays it stroke by stroke and exports a free looping GIF or a 720p or 1080p video, in your browser.
How to make an animated signature
Open Scribe and switch to Draw. Sign on the canvas with a mouse, a finger or a stylus, the way you sign on paper. Undo a stroke you do not like, or clear the canvas and sign again.
Choose the Ballpoint, Chisel marker, Fineliner or Pencil and an ink color. Paper with the Blank pattern gives a plain white background, and the Dark board gives light ink on near-black. 16:9, 1:1, 4:5 or 9:16 sets the frame.
Scribe replays your strokes in the order and direction you drew them, with a 3D pen moving along each line. Set the speed from 0.5x to 2x, and the Ending setting holds the finished signature for a moment after the last stroke.
Sign in with a free account to download. A GIF loops, pauses on the finished signature before it restarts, and has no end card. Free GIFs are 480p and up to 10 seconds, and a longer signing plays faster to fit. For a video, export MP4 or WebM at 720p or 1080p. A free account exports 5 times a day, and MP4, WebM and GIF all count; each free video ends with a short Todrawn Scribe card.
When Scribe suits an animated signature
A signature that writes itself at the end of a video, in an intro or outro, on a portfolio or About page, in a newsletter or a thank-you message, or in an email signature where your mail app plays animated GIFs. Your drawing stays in your browser while you draw, preview and export unless you save a project or create a share link; for an export itself, Todrawn stores only the format and length.
When it does not
This is an animation of your signature, not an electronic signature service: it does not sign documents or prove who you are. Scribe does not turn a typed name into a signature or trace a photo of one, and it has no transparent background, so the GIF sits on white paper or a dark board. GIFs use the flat 2D render, so the ink appears without the 3D pen; videos keep the pen.
Draw your signature now
Open Scribe, switch to Draw and sign. The preview needs no account; you only log in to export.
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