Your street
Your sign
SignSlap is a free sticker app of real-looking street signs from across New York State, from Buffalo to the Bronx. Find your street or your subway stop, or design your own sign, then drop it into a text, a post or an email in a few taps.
How it works Av
Three taps from your corner to your group chat.
- Find your streetBrowse real street names by city, or search every city at once.
- Tap CopyEvery sign is a sharp image, ready for Messages, WhatsApp, Instagram and email.
- Paste anywhereDrop it into a text or a post, or save it to your photos.
Cities Pl
Each city's full set is a one-time $1.99 unlock, with at least 5 signs free. The subway pack is free for everyone.
NYC subway
484 signs: line bullets, platform mosaics, destination signs and 374 station signs.
FreeYonkers
1,302 street signs
$1.99
Buffalo
1,704 street signs
$1.99
Albany
780 street signs
$1.99
Mount Vernon
387 street signs
$1.99
Rochester
1,810 street signs
$1.99
Syracuse
1,173 street signs
$1.99
Schenectady
560 street signs
$1.99
Utica
647 street signs
$1.99
Manhattan
968 street signs
$1.99
Brooklyn
1,855 street signs
$1.99
Queens
2,533 street signs
$1.99
Bronx
1,468 street signs
$1.99
Staten Island
3,331 street signs
$1.99
Make your own Way
Type any name (up to 30 characters) and a suffix such as St or Ave, then choose the font, colors, size and finish. Custom signs are free.
Get the app St
SignSlap is an Android app, currently in testing on Google Play, with an iPhone version in the works. Questions: support@signslap.app.
| City | Signs | Price |
|---|---|---|
| NYC subway (Transit) | 484 | Free |
| Yonkers | 1,302 | 10 free, all for $1.99 |
| Buffalo | 1,704 | 5 free, all for $1.99 |
| Albany | 780 | 5 free, all for $1.99 |
| Mount Vernon | 387 | 5 free, all for $1.99 |
| Rochester | 1,810 | 5 free, all for $1.99 |
| Syracuse | 1,173 | 5 free, all for $1.99 |
| Schenectady | 560 | 5 free, all for $1.99 |
| Utica | 647 | 5 free, all for $1.99 |
| Manhattan | 968 | 10 free, all for $1.99 |
| Brooklyn | 1,855 | 10 free, all for $1.99 |
| Queens | 2,533 | 10 free, all for $1.99 |
| Bronx | 1,468 | 10 free, all for $1.99 |
| Staten Island | 3,331 | 10 free, all for $1.99 |
Prices in US dollars. One-time purchases, no subscription. An optional one-time purchase removes ads.

FAQ St
Frequently asked questions
What is SignSlap?
SignSlap is a mobile sticker app of real-looking street signs from cities across New York State. You find your street, your subway stop or a sign you design yourself, then copy, share or save it as an image to use in texts, social posts and email.
Is SignSlap free?
Yes, SignSlap is free to download. Every paid city includes at least 5 free street signs, and all 484 New York City subway signs are free. Unlocking every sign in a city is a one-time $1.99 purchase, with no subscription.
Which cities are in SignSlap?
Yonkers (1,302 signs), Buffalo (1,704), Albany (780), Mount Vernon (387), Rochester (1,810), Syracuse (1,173), Schenectady (560), Utica (647) and all five New York City boroughs: Manhattan (968), Brooklyn (1,855), Queens (2,533), the Bronx (1,468) and Staten Island (3,331), plus 1,931 NYC Parks signs are in the app today, plus 484 New York City subway signs.
How do I put a street sign in a text message?
Tap a sign in SignSlap, then tap Copy and paste it into your message, or tap Share and pick your messaging app. You can also save it to your photos.
Can I make my own street sign?
Yes. The Create tab lets you type any name (up to 30 characters) and a suffix such as St or Ave, then choose the font, colors, size and finish. Custom signs are free.
Does SignSlap have ads?
The free version shows ads. A one-time Remove Ads purchase turns them off everywhere in the app.
Can I unlock a city without paying?
Yes, once: share SignSlap with a friend from a city's unlock screen and that city unlocks for free. Other cities are $1.99 each.
Which phones does SignSlap work on?
SignSlap is for Android and is currently in testing on Google Play. An iPhone version is in the works.
Do I need an account?
No. Signing in is optional. An account (Google, Apple or email) lets you restore your purchases on a new phone.