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Fill in a simple form, pick a template and color, and get a clean, professional signature you can download and paste into Gmail, Outlook, or any email app.
Who can use this: the Email Signatures builder is available to verified members. If you don't see it in your menu, verify your account and it will appear.
Open Email Signatures from the Tools menu, then choose Create New Signature. Give it a name, pick a template, and fill in your details — you'll see the fields laid out below.
Start with a Name so you can find it later, choose a Template, then add your details. Set a Primary color to match your style, and mark it as your default if you'd like.
Want your logo? The form also lets you upload a logo image and a sign-off image, and add your social-media links — all optional, so include only what you want to show.
Back on My Email Signatures, each signature you save gets its own card. Use Preview to see exactly how it looks, Edit to make changes, or Duplicate to spin off a variation. The one marked Default is the one you'll reach for first.
Every card offers Preview, Edit, Duplicate, Download HTML, and Delete. Set one as your Default so it's easy to grab whenever you need it.
Starting fresh? If you haven't made one yet, you'll see No Signatures Yet with a Create Signature button — one tap and you're in the form from Step 1.
When your signature looks right, choose Download HTML to save the file. Then open your email app's signature settings and paste it in — your new signature will appear on the emails you send.
Click Download HTML on the signature card. Open your email app's settings, find the signature section, and paste. It works with Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, and other clients that support HTML signatures.
Where the signature setting lives varies by app — usually under Settings, then a "Signature" section. This example is illustrative; check your own email app for the exact spot to paste.