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Email Signature Generator – Professional Signatures for Gmail and Outlook

Make a clean, professional email signature with your name, job title, company, phone number, email address and website. Pick a layout and an accent colour, see a live preview, then copy it straight into Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail or any email app that accepts HTML.

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How to use the email signature generator

  1. Fill in your name, job title, company, phone, email, website and optionally an address.
  2. Choose a layout: stacked (everything in one column with a coloured bar) or side by side (name on the left, details on the right).
  3. Pick an accent colour to match your brand.
  4. Press Copy signature and paste it into your email app’s signature settings.

The HTML code box contains the same signature as code, for email platforms and CRM tools that ask for HTML.

What makes a good email signature

  • Keep it short — three or four lines is enough. Long signatures clutter every reply.
  • Include the essentials: name, role, company and one or two ways to contact you.
  • Use one accent colour, ideally your brand colour.
  • Make phone numbers international (+44, +1, +234…) if you work across borders, so people can tap to call from anywhere.
  • Skip inspirational quotes and large images in business email.
  • Add legal text only if required — some countries require company registration details on business emails.

Why tables and inline styles?

Email apps don’t support modern web design the way browsers do. Outlook for Windows uses a word-processing engine to show email, and many apps strip style sheets. Signatures built with simple tables and inline styles, using fonts like Arial that every device has, display most consistently. That’s how this generator builds them.

Safe by design

Everything you type is escaped before it becomes HTML, so special characters display correctly and can’t break the signature. Website addresses are checked so only normal web links are created. Phone numbers become tap-to-call links on mobile, and email addresses become mailto links.

Mobile signatures

The signature you set in Gmail or Outlook on the web is used when you send from a computer, but phone apps often have their own setting. In the Gmail and Outlook mobile apps, look for Signature in the app’s settings and paste a short, text-only version — name, title and phone number are usually enough on mobile. Some apps add “Sent from my phone” automatically; you can turn that off in the same place.

Signatures and replies

Most email apps let you choose a shorter signature for replies and forwards. A full signature in the first email and just your name in replies keeps long conversations tidy.

Signature tips for teams

  • Use the same layout and colour for everyone in a company for a consistent look.
  • Agree on a format for job titles and phone numbers.
  • Review signatures when people change roles.

Make a matching resume, send professional invoices, or add a QR code linking to your website on printed material.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add the signature to Gmail?

Press “Copy signature”. In Gmail, open Settings → See all settings → General → Signature, create a new signature, paste it into the box and save. Choose it as the default for new emails and replies.

How do I add it to Outlook?

Press “Copy signature”. In Outlook on the web or the new Outlook, go to Settings → Accounts → Signatures (or Mail → Compose and reply), paste it in and save. In classic Outlook for Windows, use File → Options → Mail → Signatures.

How do I add it to Apple Mail?

In Mail, open Settings → Signatures, add a new signature, paste it in and untick “Always match my default message font” so the styling is kept.

Why does my signature look different in some emails?

Email apps support HTML differently. This signature uses simple tables and inline styles, which are the most widely supported, but some apps still change fonts or spacing slightly.

Can I add a logo or photo?

Not in this version. Images in signatures need to be hosted online, and many email apps block them by default. A text signature loads instantly and always displays.

Is my information stored?

No. The signature is created in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

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