Concert sign on your phone
A cardboard sign can't glow in a dark arena, but your phone can. Type your message, pick a bright color, and make it flash or scroll across the screen.
Make a concert signStart from an example
Tap one to open it in the sign maker, then make it your own.
Sign ideas that get noticed
- Your story in a few words: how far you traveled, how many shows you've been to, or that it's your first.
- A song request: the deep cut you've waited years to hear live.
- A celebration: a birthday, an anniversary or a graduation.
- Something only fans would get: an inside joke from the fandom, in your own words.
Keep it short. Four or five words in giant letters beat a full sentence in small ones.
Tips for the venue
- Use Flash or Scroll to catch the eye in a dark room. Neon and Stadium colors glow the brightest. Pick Still if anyone near you is sensitive to flashing light.
- Turn brightness all the way up and turn your phone sideways for bigger letters.
- Hold it up between songs or during quieter moments, and lower it so you're not blocking the people behind you.
- Check the venue's rules. Phones are almost always allowed, but some venues limit signs and screens held overhead.
- Charge up first. A bright full-screen display uses more battery than usual.
Questions
Can I pause the flashing?
Yes. Tap Pause on screen, or press Space on a keyboard. If your device is set to reduce motion, signs start in Still and you choose whether to turn animation on.
Does it work at sports games too?
Yes. Anything you'd write on a poster board works, and the scoreboard is handy for pickup games afterward.