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7 Best LED Neon Sign Makers in Singapore (2026)

Seven Singapore makers of custom LED neon signs for shops, cafes, events and homes, each checked against its own website. Compare services and options.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 13 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

LED Neon Sign Makers: a customer and a provider in a bright, modern setting

LED neon has become the usual way to put a glowing name, logo or phrase on a wall in Singapore, whether for a cafe, a retail unit, an event backdrop or a bedroom. This guide is narrower than a general signage list: it covers makers that publish custom LED neon as a core offering, from specialist neon studios to signage firms with a dedicated neon page. Each entry reflects what the maker's own site says, and none is ranked above another. Use the notes on materials, services and enquiry routes to build a shortlist, then ask for a mock-up before you commit.

1. Neon Sign Singapore

Neon Sign Singapore, operated by Neon Sign Singapore Pte Ltd, presents custom LED neon as its main product. Its site organises the range into home decor, business signs, events and parties, gaming and streaming, and kids and gifts, with a customise-your-own route for bespoke wording or artwork. The company says it handles design, fabrication and installation, and mentions acrylic backing, stainless steel stands, UV-printed pieces, backlit 3D signage, and battery-powered and waterproof options. It also says it offers a free design consultation and can trace and refine a customer's own design. The site lists Bukit Batok as its office area and directs enquiries to WhatsApp, Instagram or email, so check its pages for the current route.

Bukit Batok
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2. Neon Box Co

Neon Box Co describes itself as a Singapore neon sign business that makes custom signs to order using LED NeonFlex, which its site characterises as a durable silicone LED. The navigation separates business signs, ready-made shop neons and rentals, with further pages for past work, food and beverage and retail examples, and a quality and FAQ section. The maker says its signs are handmade and puts its delivery estimate at a few working days, which is its own claim to confirm when you order. Enquiries can go through a contact form or a WhatsApp link on the site. Its Instagram bio says the business was founded in 2019, and a recent post appeared there in 2026.

Pandan Valley
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3. Neon Life

Neon Life says it is a team of designers and craftsmen producing handmade custom LED neon signs in Singapore, and its Instagram bio dates the business to 2018. Its site lists a free design service with sign mock-ups, custom orders, neon rental, a do-it-yourself neon sign workshop and installation, giving a side-mounted shopfront sign as one example. Customers who want a quote are pointed to an online create page where they can set out wording and design. The maker also states a warranty on electrical components, which you should read in full before ordering. The business does not name a neighbourhood on its site, so treat it as an online-ordering studio and ask about collection or installation arrangements directly.

Singapore (online ordering)
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4. EasyPrint Singapore

EasyPrint Singapore, run by Easyprint Technologies Pte. Ltd., is a printing and fabrication business whose custom neon LED sign page describes signs built from acrylic plate and LED neon flex. The page says customers can choose colours, backboards, shapes and sizes for logos, words, icons or other artwork, and that the team supplies design mock-ups and size recommendations. It also says pre-production samples can be requested and that signs can be mounted on a wall or hung from the ceiling by rope. Quote requests are handled by its sales team, and the business lists an address in the Kampong Ubi industrial estate. Because neon sits alongside its other print work, ask which items it makes in-house.

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5. Big Image Group

Big Image Group is a broader signage and display company whose site includes a dedicated neon signage page for LED neon signs. That page describes neon signs with clear or black and coloured acrylic backing, alongside a long list of other signage types such as 3D, backlit, lightbox, metal and wood signs. Elsewhere the company lists large-format printing, laser cutting, digital signage, LED video walls and event carpentry, which may suit projects that need more than a single neon piece. Its site shows news and project posts dated through 2025 and 2026, and enquiries go through a contact page or an enquiry form. Its published address is in the Tampines North industrial area.

Tampines
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6. Creation Art

Creation Art, which brands itself Creation Art Signcraft, offers custom LED neon for logos, lettering and feature walls. Its neon page says the signs use low-voltage LEDs in flexible silicone tubing and come in indoor versions and weather-rated outdoor versions. The company sets out a three-step process: a free, no-obligation on-site evaluation followed by an all-in quote, fabrication in its own Singapore workshop with colours matched to a brand, and installation with cable tidying by its own team. It names cafes, bars, retail and offices as typical settings. The site carries a 2026 footer year, and the business is based in the Joo Seng area. It also appears on LocalRank's broader signage-makers guide.

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7. My First Sign

My First Sign, listed on its site as My First Sign Pte Ltd, has a dedicated page for custom LED neon signs and neon light signs. The company says neon suits storefronts, cafe interiors and event branding, and that each order begins with a consultation about your preferred text, logo or artwork. The same site lists other lit signage, including front-lit and back-lit 3D LED letters and lightboxes, which is useful if a project combines neon with a conventional shopfront sign. Its footer shows 2026, and its published office is in the Admiralty area, with contact options that include a phone line, WhatsApp and an enquiry email. Because it also appears on LocalRank's general signage guide, this entry focuses on its neon work.

Admiralty
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How to choose

Decide whether you need glass neon or LED neon before asking for quotes. The makers here describe LED neon flex, which is lighter and lower in power use than glass, so ask any maker plainly which material a given quote covers and what that choice means for repairs.
Match the sign to where it will hang. Indoor wall pieces, humid balconies and shopfront windows put different demands on a sign, so ask each maker how its outdoor or waterproof versions are built, and request the ingress-protection details it works to in writing.
Ask to see a mock-up or proof of your wording, font and colour before production starts. Several makers here say they provide design support or mock-ups, so do compare how many revisions are included and who owns the final artwork once the sign is approved.
Check what happens after delivery. Ask whether installation is included or quoted separately, what warranty applies and to which parts, whether the power supply or dimmer can be replaced later, and whether the maker repairs a single damaged section rather than replacing the sign.
Clarify timing and enquiry routes early. Each maker publishes its own delivery or production estimate, which can change for large or complex pieces, so confirm it in your quote, and use the contact method the maker's site names, whether WhatsApp, a form or email.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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