Email Signature Generator
What is an Email Signature Generator?
A consistent, professional email signature makes every message a small business card: your name, role, company, contact details and links in a tidy layout. Building one by hand is tricky because email clients support only old-fashioned HTML. This generator creates signatures using table-based layout and inline styles that render reliably across clients.
How to use it
- Enter your name, job title, company, phone, website and social links.
- Optionally add a photo or logo URL and choose colours.
- Preview the signature and copy it.
- Paste it into your email client's signature settings.
Adding it to your email client
- Gmail: Settings, See all settings, General, Signature. Paste the copied signature, not the HTML code.
- Outlook (web and new Outlook): Settings, Mail, Compose and reply, Email signature.
- Apple Mail: Settings, Signatures. Paste, then untick Always match my default message font.
- Titan Email: Settings, Signature.
Best practices
- Keep it short: name, title, company, one phone number, website and two or three social links.
- Host images online with an HTTPS URL. Attached or pasted images often arrive as attachments or get blocked.
- Keep the logo small, around 100 to 200 px wide.
- Use real text for your name and phone number, not an image, so it is readable when images are blocked and on screen readers.
- Test by sending to Gmail, Outlook and a phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my signature look different in Outlook?
Outlook for Windows uses Word's rendering engine, which supports limited HTML and CSS. Table-based layouts with inline styles are the most reliable.
Why do images in my signature show as attachments?
Images pasted or uploaded directly are often attached. Use images hosted at a public HTTPS URL instead.
How do I add the signature to Gmail?
Copy the rendered signature, open Gmail settings, go to the Signature section and paste it there.
What should an email signature include?
Name, job title, company, one phone number, website and a few relevant social links.