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Email signature maker. Paste it, formatted, into Gmail.

Files never leave your browser, your logo is embedded locally and nothing is uploaded.

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Logo left, details right, the most compatible layout.

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Email-safe HTML

Tip: use “Copy signature”, then paste into Gmail → Settings → Signature, or Outlook → New email → Signature. It pastes pre-formatted.

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§ · written guide

How to use the Email Signature Maker

This maker builds an HTML email signature from your details, with an optional logo, social icons and an accent color. It writes the signature as tables with inline styles, which is the format mail apps handle best, and shows it in a live preview as you type. Use it to set up a signature in Gmail, Outlook or any mail app that accepts pasted or HTML signatures.

Step by step

  1. Pick a layout

    Choose Classic for the logo on the left and details on the right, Stacked for everything centered, or Modern bar for a solid accent bar down the left side. The note under the buttons describes the layout you picked.

  2. Fill in your details

    Type into Full name, Job title, Company, Phone, Email and Website. Address is optional. The fields start with sample details, so replace each one. Any field you leave empty is left out of the signature.

  3. Add social links and a color

    Paste profile links into LinkedIn URL, X (Twitter) URL and Instagram URL. An icon appears only for links you fill in. Accent color starts at #3f6b54 and tints the icons, the title line, the website link and the divider or side bar.

  4. Add a logo or headshot

    Under Logo / headshot, click Add an image or drop a PNG, JPG or SVG on it. The image shows 84 pixels wide, or 64 pixels in Stacked. Press Remove to take it out again.

  5. Check the live preview

    The live preview redraws on every keystroke on a white background, the way it will look in an email. Open View HTML source under it to read the code it produces.

  6. Copy it into your mail app

    Press Copy signature, then paste it into Gmail under Settings, See all settings, Signature, or into Outlook from a new email under Signature, then Edit. It pastes with the formatting in place.

  7. Keep a copy

    Press Copy HTML source for mail apps that take raw HTML, or Download .html to save the signature as email-signature.html for later edits.

Reading the preview

  • The preview is the same HTML that Copy signature and Download .html give you. The Email-safe HTML label means the layout uses tables and inline styles only, with no separate style sheet for a mail app to strip.
  • Your name sits on the first line in bold. Job title and Company share the next line in the accent color, separated by a dot.
  • Website shows without https:// and without a trailing slash, but the link still points to the full address. A bare domain such as example.com gets https:// added to the link.
  • Phone, email, website and address follow in that order, with the address in lighter gray, then the social icons at 18 pixels each.

Tips and common mistakes

  • Crop and shrink the logo before you add it. The tool embeds the file exactly as it is and only scales it on screen, so a large photo makes every email you send heavier.
  • If Copy signature shows Copy failed, use HTML source, press Copy HTML source instead and paste into a mail app that accepts HTML, or select the preview and copy it by hand.
  • Nothing is saved between visits, and reloading the page brings back the sample details. Press Download .html once you are happy so you can start from it next time.
  • Use full profile addresses in the social fields, such as https://linkedin.com/in/you. Text without http:// or https:// gets https:// added in front.
  • Send a test email to yourself and open it on a phone and a computer before you rely on the new signature.

Privacy and limits

Everything runs in your browser. The logo is read from your device and placed inside the signature as a data URI, so it is never uploaded, and nothing you type is sent or stored. The tool only writes to your clipboard when you press a copy button.

Back to the tool

§ 02 · what you can do

Everything a signature needs.

  • Design a branded HTML signature with your name, title, company, phone, email, website and address.
  • Upload a logo or headshot that is embedded as a data URI, so it renders in any email client with no external hosting.
  • Pick from three layouts, Classic (logo left), Stacked (centered), or Modern bar (bold accent side-bar).
  • Add social profile links for LinkedIn, X and Instagram with inline SVG icons tinted to your accent color.
  • Copy the formatted signature and paste it straight into Gmail or Outlook, no HTML knowledge needed.
  • Download the raw HTML file or copy the source to use in any other mail client that accepts custom signatures.
§ 04 · faq

Frequently asked questions.

Is the Email Signature Maker free?
Yes, completely free for everyone. No sign-up, no account and no usage limits.
Is it private? Is my logo uploaded anywhere?
No upload, ever. The tool runs entirely in your browser and your logo is embedded directly into the signature as a data URI, nothing is sent to a server.
How do I add the signature to Gmail or Outlook?
Click Copy signature, then in Gmail go to Settings → See all settings → Signature and paste, or in Outlook open a new email → Signature → Edit and paste. It arrives pre-formatted, so you don’t need to touch any HTML.
Will the logo show up for everyone who receives my email?
The logo is embedded as a data URI, so it travels inside the email itself and doesn’t rely on an external image host. Most modern clients render it; a small number of strict corporate clients block inline images, in which case recipients see your text details.
Which layout should I choose?
Classic (logo left, details right) is the safest and most widely compatible. Stacked centers everything and works well on mobile mail. Modern bar adds a bold accent side-bar for a more premium look, all three use table-based inline styles so they hold up across email clients.
Can I edit the signature later?
Yes, just come back to this page, change any field, and copy again. You can also download the .html file or copy the raw source to keep a version you can hand-edit or reuse in another client.

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