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Template

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Brand

Images

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Signature style

Advanced — font & text colors
Only fonts installed on every device are offered — custom web fonts get stripped by Gmail and Outlook.
The name and links use the brand color above.
Live previewrenders via the same function used for export

Export

Desktop paste is reliable. Mobile rich-paste is awkward — on phones, copy the HTML source and follow the iOS Mail instructions, or set the signature on desktop and let it sync. The PNG download locks the look pixel-for-pixel, but an image signature has no clickable links or text fallback — prefer the HTML copy when you can.

Install instructions

Gmail (web)
  1. Click "Copy signature" above.
  2. In Gmail, open Settings (gear) → See all settings → General.
  3. Scroll to Signature → Create new, then paste (⌘/Ctrl+V) into the box.
  4. Set "Signature defaults" to your new signature, then Save Changes at the bottom.
[screenshot: Gmail signature settings]
Outlook (desktop)
  1. Click "Copy signature" above.
  2. In Outlook: File → Options → Mail → Signatures.
  3. Create a new signature, click into the edit area, and paste (Ctrl+V).
  4. Assign it to New messages / Replies, then OK. Outlook is the strictest renderer — verify it here first.
[screenshot: Outlook Signatures dialog]
Apple Mail (macOS) — use HTML source
  1. Apple Mail strips pasted formatting unless prepared first: Mail → Settings → Signatures, create a signature, and UNCHECK "Always match my default message font".
  2. Click "Copy signature", then paste into the signature box.
  3. If images/links don't survive, quit Mail and replace the file in ~/Library/Mail/.../Signatures with the HTML source (advanced).
[screenshot: Apple Mail signature preferences]
iOS Mail / mobile — use HTML source
  1. Mobile rich paste into signature settings is unreliable (deferred for v1).
  2. Use "Copy HTML source", email it to yourself, open on the phone, and follow your client's paste-as-formatted flow.
  3. Recommended: set the signature on desktop; most accounts sync it to mobile automatically.
[screenshot: iOS Mail signature settings]