Free email tool

A signature that looks like you mean it.

Fill in your details, watch it build live, then paste it into your mail app. Clean HTML that survives Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail.

Then paste it into your mail app's signature settings.
Add it to Gmail

Click Copy signature above. In Gmail, open Settings → See all settings → General → Signature. Create a new signature, click into the editor, and paste. Scroll down and Save Changes.

Add it to Outlook

Copy the signature, then in Outlook go to Settings → Accounts → Signatures (or File → Options → Mail → Signatures on desktop). Create a new signature and paste. Save.

Add it to Apple Mail

Copy the signature. In Mail go to Settings → Signatures, choose your account, click + to add a signature, then paste. One quirk: after pasting, right-click is not needed - but if the signature looks like plain text, uncheck “Always match my default message font”.

What makes an email signature work

A signature is not a biography. It is the answer to two questions the reader asks at the end of every email: who is this, and what do I do next if I care? Name and role answer the first. One clear link answers the second. Everything else - banners, legal paragraphs, five social icons, an inspirational quote - makes both answers harder to find.

Keep it short and honest

Three to five lines is the range that works. Name, role, company if it adds context, then one primary link. If you sell something, link the thing you sell. If you want replies, skip the links and make the email address obvious. The mistake is wanting the signature to do four jobs at once; it ends up doing none.

Why this generator uses tables and inline styles

Email clients render HTML like it is 2005. Outlook in particular ignores most modern CSS, strips style tags, and rewrites layout it does not understand. Table-based layout with inline styles is the unglamorous format that survives all of it - which is why the signature you copy here is built that way, even though the code looks old-fashioned.

One image rule

If you add a photo or logo later, host it on a real URL and keep it small - under 50 KB. Many clients block images by default, so the signature has to work with the image missing. This generator deliberately skips images: text-only signatures render everywhere, load instantly, and never land in the attachment list.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add this signature to Gmail?

Generate your signature, click Copy signature, then in Gmail go to Settings, See all settings, scroll to the Signature section, create a new signature and paste. Save changes at the bottom.

Will this signature work in Outlook and Apple Mail?

Yes. The signature uses table-based HTML with inline styles, the format that survives across Outlook, Apple Mail, Gmail and most other clients. Paste it into each client's signature editor.

What should a professional email signature include?

Name, role and company, one primary way to reach you, and one link that matters - usually your website. Every extra element competes with the one action you want the reader to take.

Is this email signature generator free?

Yes. It is free, needs no account, and runs entirely in your browser - your details are never sent to a server.

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