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Sign Language for Web Accessibility

Add Turkish Sign Language (TİD) support to your website. Support for American (ASL), British (BSL), Brazilian (Libras) and Arabic (ArSL) sign languages is coming soon. Make your content more accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing users with AI-powered translation and avatar videos.

  • Easy integration
  • AI-powered translation
A website shown on a desktop screen with a player card beside it playing an avatar video that translates the content into sign language

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Access to information,a right for everyone.

For many Deaf people, written text is a second language. Sign language is the most natural and effective way for them to access information. By adding sign language support to your website, you can offer a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable digital experience.

  • 1.3 billion+

    Persons with disabilities worldwide

  • 70+ million

    Deaf people (World Federation of the Deaf)

  • 95%

    Of the most visited websites' home pages have detectable WCAG failures (WebAIM Million)

  • A more inclusive society

    Made possible by accessible digital services

Three steps to sign language on your website.

  1. 1

    Integrate

    Add it to your website easily with a short snippet of code.

  2. 2

    Let AI translate

    AI-powered avatar videos in supported sign languages

  3. 3

    Reach more people

    Make your content more accessible for Deaf and hard-of-hearing users.

Get your accessibility results in three simple steps.

More access withpowerful features.

  • Automatic AI Translation

    Translates your content into sign language automatically and generates natural avatar videos.

  • Easy Integration

    Added to your website quickly with a single snippet of code.

  • Multi-Language Support

    Turkish Sign Language (TİD) is available now. Infrastructure for BSL and other sign languages is in development.

  • Related to WCAG 2.2

    Sign language support adds an accessibility layer related to WCAG 2.2 Success Criterion 1.2.6 Sign Language (Prerecorded).

  • Customisable Player

    Adapts to your brand with colour, position, size and behaviour settings.

With AI-powered features that integrate easily into your website, make your content accessible to more users through sign language.

How it looks on your website

The modern, user-friendly player shows the sign language video in a way that fits your website’s design. Visitors can switch to sign language, captions or audio whenever they want.

A sign language player opened over a website: the interpreter video sits in the lower right with playback, speed and caption controls beneath it.

In every industrymore inclusive communication.

  • Banking

    More accessible financial services

  • Public Sector

    More accessible digital public services

  • Healthcare

    Accessible communication for patients and their families

  • Education

    An accessible learning experience

  • Transportation

    A more accessible travel experience

  • E-commerce

    A more accessible shopping experience

A more accessible digital world.

  • 4M+ Sign language clicks
  • 350K+ Sign language translations
  • 25+ Organizations
  • 87% Accessibility improvement rate

More languages. More people.

Flags and user icons representing world languages orbiting the accessibility symbol at the centre

We serve in Turkish Sign Language (TID), British Sign Language (BSL), Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), Arabic and other supported sign languages. With our sign language solutions in different languages, we help more people access digital content.

  • TİD

    Turkish Sign Language — Available

  • ASL

    American Sign Language — Coming soon

  • BSL

    British Sign Language — Coming soon

  • LIBRAS

    Brazilian Sign Language — Coming soon

  • ArSL

    Arabic Sign Language — Coming soon

A Word from Our Accessibility Team

Our team shares why this solution matters—and how it can help more people access what you create.

“Help sign language users access your website’s content in a language that works for them.”
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Your questions, answered.

Still have questions? View our complete FAQ section.

  • A single line of script is all it takes. The player runs without changing your existing page structure, and translations are managed from the panel whenever your content changes.

  • Turkish Sign Language comes first, alongside American, British and German sign languages. Additional languages are added on request.

  • It depends on the volume of content; for a typical corporate site the first translation package goes live within a few business days. Later updates are much faster.

  • Sign language support relates to WCAG 2.2 Success Criterion 1.2.6 Sign Language (Prerecorded, AAA). However, this solution does not make your website WCAG 2.2 compliant on its own. Your website's conformance depends on a separate assessment of its code, content and other criteria.