Design a polished, professional email signature, then copy it straight into Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail. Table-based HTML that renders the same everywhere — built entirely in your browser.
https:// URL is the most reliable — some email clients (notably Outlook) block uploaded/embedded images. Uploads are embedded directly and never sent anywhere.Ctrl/Cmd + V).Tip: for images to appear for everyone, host your photo/logo at a public https:// URL rather than uploading — some clients strip embedded images.
A good email signature is quiet, professional advertising that goes out on every message you send. This tool lets you build one in a couple of minutes — fill in your details, pick a template and an accent color, and copy a clean, professional signature directly into Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail.
Everything happens in your browser. Your name, title, phone number, photo, and links are assembled locally and never uploaded to a server — unlike many "free" signature builders that quietly collect everything you type.
Email is not the web. Gmail and Outlook strip out <style> blocks, JavaScript, SVG, and modern CSS, so signatures that look great in a browser often fall apart in an inbox. This generator outputs table-based HTML with inline styles and web-safe fonts only — the format that actually survives the trip into a real email client.
Add social links as tidy icon badges or plain text links, drop in a call-to-action button, a tagline, or a confidentiality disclaimer, and tune the accent color, font, size, and photo shape to match your brand.
You can upload a headshot or logo and it will be embedded directly in the signature, never sent anywhere. Be aware that some email clients — Outlook in particular — block embedded images, so for a signature that displays for every recipient, host your image at a public https:// address and paste the URL instead.
No account, no upload, no watermark — design it, copy it, done.
Pick a template, add your name, title, company, logo, and social links, style the colors, and copy the finished signature. Paste it into your mail client's signature settings and every email you send carries it.
Copy the signature from the preview, then in Gmail go to Settings, then See all settings, then Signature and paste. In Outlook it is Settings, then Compose and reply. In Apple Mail, Preferences, then Signatures. The formatting survives the paste because it is real HTML.
Email clients render HTML with decades-old quirks, so hand-coded signatures collapse in unpredictable ways. These templates are built from the table-based patterns that survive Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail, which is precisely the fussy work the generator does for you.
Yes. Add a headshot, a logo, or both, and they are embedded so they display for recipients. Social icons and an optional call-to-action button round out the signature.
No. The signature is assembled in your browser and your details stay on your device. An optional Premium sync can back up your saved signature across your own devices.