Do you think your signature is boring or do you want to change your name? In fact, you don't even need to learn real cursive to create your signature! If you want to design your own personalized signature, try the following suggestions and techniques.

Consider the overall effect of the signature you want. Your signature means that you are a person. In fact, some people think that a person's handwriting can tell his character. Try to incorporate the qualities you want to show others into your signature.

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Do you want a traditional signature or an awesome signature that matches your eccentric personality?

Do you want others to pay attention to clean details?

Do you need to write the initials of your name a little bigger?

Do you want to try to emphasize your name, such as dragging a letter from the bottom (such as Y in cursive script) to outline the rest of your signature?

Do you want to change the spelling of the signature itself? For example, does J. Doe or J. B. Doe look more mysterious than Philip Williams? You can even calculate the number of your name from numerology to get a more suitable spelling.

Do you want to add some symbols or special coils to your signature to make it a pocket-sized work of art? According to handwriting analysis (also known as graphology), by tracing the path of a letter, we can see the degree of this person's conceit. Therefore, it is best to think twice before deciding whether to join these creative paths.

What kind of signature do you usually want? Do you want it to be clearly presented on paper, or do you want it to be connected casually like printing?

What qualities do you want to present? Perhaps the style of capital letters, the size of the path and the angle of the whole signature are all important. Find some free or paid fonts that have been designed, which may bring you inspiration.

Take out a piece of paper. Find a pen and an eraser to write. If you are used to signing with a pen, you can also start with a pen. However, it is convenient to perfect some details with a pencil and correct some mistakes with an eraser.

Write your name simply and clearly. Analyze the overall effect of your handwriting and the composition of each letter to understand how to best change your existing style.

Rewrite your name in a different style, adding lines, patterns and other symbols. Try adding curves at the ends, or cleaning up corner lines. Arrange uppercase and lowercase letters, spacing between letters and link lines in proportion. When you have formed some good styles, take out your favorite parts of each case and continue to improve until you find your favorite style.

Practice your signature until you can write freely. (Easy to write, quick to write)

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Look at other people's signatures and experience their creativity. For example, Walter Disney has a very unique "D"; John hancock or Queen Elizabeth has a very personal and exquisite signature.

Please remember that you will always use this signature from now on. You may not want to spend too much time and energy signing, no matter whether it looks good or bad.

You can also add design elements to your signature: sketch letters in rare and beautiful forms or add simple decorations.

Try to use pens or markers of different colors to make it colorful and interesting.

People generally accept signatures in blue and black ink, pencils can only be used in practice, and pens of other colors are prohibited in official documents, notices or business documents. But in private letters, you can freely add anything to your signature according to your personal preference, and use various colors of ink.

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Be careful when using sharp pens, they may penetrate the back of the paper. The fountain pen can also cause this situation, but it is not common unless you leave the nib on the paper for a long time.

Changing your signature frequently may prevent you from completing some things, such as bank accounts.

Please make sure that your signature matches the signature of your valid ID.

It is lovely to use nicknames or gel pens when signing personal items, such as yearbooks or cards. But when signing legal things, such as contracts, it is usually not allowed.

Signing is too complicated or difficult, which may sometimes make it difficult for you to confirm your identity quickly in some cases.