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Outlook signature generator
Create a professional email signature and install it in Outlook in seconds. Copy the HTML, paste it into Outlook Settings and save.
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Copies rich HTML — paste directly into Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail
This creates a visual email signature block. It does not provide identity verification, audit trails, certificate-based signing, or legal e-signature workflow.
How to add your signature
Gmail
- Click the Copy signature to clipboard button above
- Go to Gmail Settings → See all settings
- Scroll to Signature and click Create new
- Paste (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V) into the signature editor
Outlook (web)
- Click Copy signature to clipboard
- Go to Settings → Mail → Compose and reply
- Paste into the signature box
Apple Mail
- Click Copy signature to clipboard
- Go to Mail → Settings → Signatures
- Create a new signature and paste
How to install your signature in Outlook
- 1Generate your signature above and click Copy HTML.
- 2Open Outlook and go to Settings (gear icon).
- 3Navigate to Mail > Compose and reply.
- 4Paste the HTML into the Signature editor.
- 5Click Save.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I add a signature to Outlook?
- 1) Generate your signature above and click Copy HTML. 2) Open Outlook and go to Settings > Mail > Compose and reply. 3) Scroll to the Signature section. 4) Paste the HTML into the signature editor. 5) Save.
- Does Outlook support HTML signatures?
- Yes. Outlook on the web and Outlook desktop both support HTML formatting in signatures. The inline-styles HTML generated here is designed for maximum compatibility.
- Will my signature look the same in Outlook desktop?
- Outlook desktop renders HTML signatures using Word's rendering engine, which can differ from the web. The Classic and Modern layouts work best in Outlook desktop.
- Can I have multiple signatures in Outlook?
- Yes. Outlook lets you create multiple signatures and assign different ones to new messages, replies and forwards.