Fingerspelling Practice
Free interactive fingerspelling trainer supporting 8 sign languages. Practice with SVG hand shape diagrams, spaced repetition for efficient learning, speed rounds, and word spelling mode. Track your progress with detailed statistics.
Master ASL, BSL, RSL, DGS, LSF, ArSL, KSL, and BISINDO fingerspelling with interactive drills
Features
How to Practice Fingerspelling
Select from 8 sign languages using the dropdown: ASL, BSL, RSL, DGS, LSF, ArSL, KSL, or BISINDO.
Quiz for general practice, Speed Round for timed challenges, Spelling for word-level practice, or Review to browse all letters.
Beginner shows multiple choice options. Intermediate requires typing. Advanced hides descriptions.
Look at the SVG hand shape diagram and identify which letter it represents.
Spaced repetition automatically gives you more practice on difficult letters. Check Statistics to see your improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which sign languages are supported?
We support 8 sign language alphabets: American (ASL), British (BSL), Russian (RSL), German (DGS), French (LSF), Arabic (ArSL), Korean (KSL), and Indonesian (BISINDO). Each has its complete alphabet with hand shape diagrams.
How does spaced repetition work?
The system tracks which letters you get right or wrong. Letters you struggle with appear more frequently, while mastered letters appear less often. This is the most efficient way to learn.
Are the hand shape diagrams accurate?
The SVG diagrams show simplified representations of each handshape — which fingers are extended, curled, or bent. They are learning aids designed for quick recognition practice. For detailed instruction, we recommend supplementing with video resources.
What is the Speed Round?
A 60-second timed challenge where you identify as many hand signs as possible. Your personal best is saved. Great for building speed and fluency.
Does it use my camera?
No. All practice is visual: you see hand shape diagrams and identify or type letters. No camera, microphone, or sign-up required.
Is my progress saved?
Yes, all progress is saved in your browser's local storage. Statistics, spaced repetition data, and personal bests persist between sessions. No account needed.
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