Create a professional email signature for Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail. Add your details, preview it live, then copy and paste. Learn more
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Gmail: Settings (gear) → See all settings → General → Signature → Create new → paste → Save changes.
Outlook: Settings → Mail → Compose and reply → paste under Email signature, or use Copy HTML code for Outlook desktop.
Apple Mail: Mail → Settings → Signatures → add a signature → paste.
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A good email signature does three things: it tells people who you are, it makes it easy to reach you, and it reinforces your brand on every message you send. Only your name is required — add or remove the other fields until the signature carries exactly what you want customers to see, then pick a line color that matches your brand.
Add a headshot and your company logo — both at once, if you like. Crop your photo right in the tool, while your logo keeps its own shape. Each image is hosted automatically so it displays in every email client. Add your social profiles and they appear as neat icons instead of long links. When you are ready, copy the signature and paste it into your email settings. The signature is built with the table layout and inline styles that Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail expect, so it keeps its formatting wherever you paste it.
Copy your signature, then in Gmail open Settings, the gear icon, and choose See all settings. Under the General tab, scroll to Signature, click Create new, paste your signature, and save changes.
Yes. The signature is built with the table layout and inline styles email clients expect, so it pastes cleanly into Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail. For Outlook desktop you can also use the Copy HTML code option.
Only your full name. Every other field — email, job title, company, phone, address, website, and social links — is optional, and you can add or remove each one to keep the signature as short as you like.
Yes. The photo sits at the top of your signature and your logo at the bottom, and you can use one, both, or neither. You crop the photo yourself into a circle or square, while the logo keeps its own shape so a wide logo is not cut off. Both are hosted automatically so they display in Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail. If you paste an image URL instead of uploading, make sure the link is public.
Yes, it is completely free and there is no sign-up. Your details are saved in your own browser so your signature is waiting for you next time, and you can reset everything with one click.
Yes. Pick any line color and it is applied to the divider at the top of your signature, so it matches your company's brand. Links stay a standard readable blue, and social icons stay a neutral gray.
