The effect agrees to make a customer signature.

Writing renderings and agreeing that the customer's signature needs to include the following elements:

1. Title: Mark the title of the document as "The effect drawing agrees to be signed by the customer" or similar name to clearly indicate the purpose of the document.

2. Party information: At the beginning of the document, record the basic information such as the customer's name (or company name), address and contact information. At the same time, make sure to provide accurate information about you or your company as a service provider.

3. Express consent: make clear the customer's willingness to agree to make renderings, and briefly describe or quote relevant agreements or project details. You can use expressions similar to the following: "I (customer name/company name) agree and confirm, and I agree that (your name/company name) will make relevant renderings based on previous discussions and consultations.

4. Authorization statement: confirm that the customer authorizes you or your company to carry out production work and has the right to use relevant materials and information. The authorization statement can be written as follows: "I (customer name/company name) authorize (your name/company name) to use the relevant materials and information provided by us to design, make and display the renderings."

5. Signature and date: provide a blank space at the end of the document for the customer to sign, and attach the date as the time reference for signing.

6. Exemption clauses (optional): If it is necessary to include exemption clauses or other legal statements in the document, please express them clearly. If necessary, consult a legal professional to ensure compliance. Note: When drafting a legally binding document, it is recommended to consult a professional lawyer to ensure that it meets the legal requirements and local contract terms.