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Email signature generator

Fill in your name, role and links, pick a template, and copy a signature that pastes into Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail. Everything runs in your browser.

Your details

Identity

Required to copy.

Square, public https link.

Shown at 120 × 40.

Contact

Social links

Leave blank to hide.

Style

Template
Accent color

A small grey link under your signature.

Live preview

Side photo
New messageSample
Subject
Following up on our call

Add your name to copy the signature.

Built in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.

Install your signature

Paste the copied signature into your email client.

Gmail
  1. Click Copy signature above.
  2. In Gmail, open Settings (gear icon), then See all settings.
  3. On the General tab, scroll to Signature and click Create new.
  4. Paste into the signature box, then click Save Changes at the bottom.
Outlook
  1. Click Copy signature above.
  2. Outlook on the web: Settings → Accounts → Signatures. Desktop: File → Options → Mail → Signatures.
  3. Create a new signature and paste into the editor.
  4. Pick it as the default for new messages and replies, then save.
Apple Mail
  1. Click Copy signature above.
  2. In Mail, open Settings → Signatures and select your account.
  3. Click + to add a signature and untick Always match my default message font.
  4. Paste into the right-hand box. Images load from their URLs.

Quick answer

Email clients need table layout, inline styles, web-safe fonts and explicit image sizes. This generator builds that HTML, escapes every field, and only allows http(s), mailto and tel links so a name or URL cannot inject script.

What this tool checks

Name, role, company and contact. The fields people actually use: phone, website, photo or logo URL, and optional social links. Images are URLs only; nothing is uploaded.

Templates and accent color. A few compact layouts (stacked, side photo, compact, social row) and one accent color for the name or divider.

Copy HTML or rich text. Copy the raw HTML for clients that accept source, or copy rich for pasting into Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail compose windows.

Safe output. Every user field is escaped. javascript: and data: links are dropped. Optional “Made with Lumail” is on by default and you can turn it off.

How to install the signature

Where to paste the copied signature in the main email clients
ClientWhereWhat to paste
GmailSettings → See all settings → General → SignatureCopy rich, then paste into the signature box
Outlook (web)Settings → Accounts → SignaturesCopy rich, or paste HTML if the editor allows source
Outlook (desktop)File → Options → Mail → SignaturesCopy rich into the signature editor
Apple MailSettings → SignaturesCopy rich. Prefer a PNG logo with width and height set

How to fix common issues

Image does not show

Use a publicly reachable https URL and set width and height. Many clients block http and relative paths. Host the file on your site or a CDN, not a private Drive link.

Layout breaks in Outlook

Outlook still uses Word for HTML. Stick to tables, inline styles and web-safe fonts. Avoid flex, grid and external CSS.

Links look wrong

Website fields need https://. Phone fields become tel: links. Social fields that are not http(s) are omitted.

Frequently asked questions

Will this signature work in Gmail?

Yes. Copy rich and paste into Gmail’s signature box. Gmail strips some CSS; the generator uses tables and inline styles so the layout survives.

Do you store my details?

No. The form never leaves your browser. There is no account and no upload.

Can I add a logo from my computer?

Not in this tool. Paste a public image URL so the signature stays small and email clients can fetch the file. Uploading would require storage we do not use here.

Is the “Made with Lumail” link required?

No. It is on by default and you can turn it off before copying.

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