Drag onto the sign, or click to add to the selected message.
Tap to add to the selected message. Press and hold to drag.
Content
Arrows
Pictograms
Structure
Third line languages — optional, up to 3
Auto-fill recognises common airport terms (gates, toilets, baggage claim…) and keeps codes like “F–G” or “D1–D87”. Text it doesn't know, or second-language text you wrote yourself, is left alone.
- Left, ahead and down arrows lead the message; right arrows sit at the far edge.
- Arrow → pictograms → badges → text, one arrow per message.
- Messages stack clockwise: ahead, left, right, then down.
- Panels pointing left go left, right go right.
Manual: elements keep the order you place them in. Use the stretch element to push things apart.
Sign type
Real size & legibility
Arrow shape
Pictograms
Badges
Case
Your colours
Add up to six panel colours for your own house style. They appear in every colour picker.
Sets everything on this tab back to the standard look. Your text, languages and colours stay. Undo brings it back.
The whole sign as text. Edits apply as you type. --- starts a new panel, # theme sets its colour.
-> <- ↑ ↓ ↗ ↖ ↘ ↙ | Arrows |
[departures] | Pictogram ([taxi*] flips the tile style) |
{D} | Badge |
**C21** | Code: large bold text |
Exit | Uitgang | 出口 | Up to three text lines |
~ [|] | Stretch, divider (each item between them follows the rules) |
[↑:cap=155m] | Caption under an arrow or pictogram |
[↘:plate] [stairs-down:plate] | On a shared white plate |
[arrivals:tile:yellow] | Pictogram style (tile, plain, outline) and colour |
@compact @large @band:black | Message size, band colour |
# yellow plate=↑ plate=↘+stairs-down | Panel options: colour, arrow plate (align=, width= too) |