Auslan Signbank

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One barScore 5.2

Free tierA free tier is on its own pricing page
Open codeNo open-source code on record
Runs widely1 of 6 device platforms
DocumentedThinly documented

Auslan Signbank is ranked #21 of 33 in sign language apps on Freedom251. It runs on Web. There is a free plan.

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Auslan Signbank Free Free Auslan signs dictionary · not designed as a stand-alone language learning tool · no individual technical support auslan.org.au · 7 Oct 2026

Compared on sign language apps

Free plan: Yes
Signed languages: Auslan (Australian Sign Language)
Lesson format: mixed
Offline access: No
Dictionary lookup: Yes
Progress tracking: No
Supported platforms: Web

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The record

Purpose: Auslan Signbank is a language resources site for Australian Sign Language, with a dictionary and information about the Australian Deaf community.
Sign videos: The site includes videos of Deaf people using listed Auslan signs.
Dictionary search: Users can search by an English keyword or its first few letters, browse keywords alphabetically, and limit results by topic category.
Dialect: A dialect setting controls the order of signs shown for keyword matches, putting the preferred dialect first when multiple signs match.
Health vocabulary: Users can restrict sign searches to health-related signs; health and medical terms without a commonly used sign may have an Auslan video explanation.
Community feedback: Users can suggest corrections and additions or report a missing sign, and accepted additions can receive further community feedback.
Feedback limits: The site says it does not acknowledge receipt of comments or answer specific Auslan questions, and it cannot offer individual technical support.
Learning limit: Signbank says it is not designed to be a stand-alone language learning tool and recommends interacting with Auslan users or attending a course.
Corpus connection: Signbank links to the Expanded Auslan Corpus so users can view signs used by different people in sentences and contexts.
Corpus scope: The site reports that the Expanded Auslan Corpus annotation files cover 357 movie clips, with annotations being added over time.
License: The site states that Auslan Signbank is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0.
History: The acknowledgements page says the first internet version of the multimedia dictionary launched in 2004 and that the current site is an expanded multimedia edition.
Content contributors: The site says it is updated with information contributed by the Deaf community or derived from annotations in the Auslan Corpus.
Price from: Free

Where it ranks on Freedom251

Best Sign Language Apps in 2026#21 of 33

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Sources

auslan.org.au· checked 7 Oct 2026
auslan.org.au/dictionary/· checked 7 Oct 2026
auslan.org.au/about/medicalsignbank/· checked 7 Oct 2026
auslan.org.au/feedback/· checked 7 Oct 2026
auslan.org.au/about/classes/· checked 7 Oct 2026
auslan.org.au/about/corpus/· checked 7 Oct 2026
auslan.org.au/about/acknowledgements/· checked 7 Oct 2026