Fill in your details to generate a professional HTML email signature you can copy and paste into Gmail, Outlook or any email client.
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| Jane Doe |
| Marketing Manager, Acme Inc. |
| Tel: +1 555 123 4567 Email: jane@acme.com Web: https://acme.com |
HTML Code (paste into your email client)
Your signature is generated entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
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Fill in your details, then copy the generated HTML code and paste it into your email client's signature settings, most clients like Gmail and Outlook accept pasted formatted text directly into their signature editor, preserving the styling.
A good email signature is simple, includes only essential contact details, and avoids large images or excessive links that can slow down loading or look cluttered on mobile devices.
Fill in name "Jordan Lee", title "Account Manager", company "Merondis", phone, and email, the tool builds an HTML table with your name in bold, title and company on the next line, and phone/email below that, spaced and sized for readability in an inbox. Copying the rendered preview (not the raw HTML source) and pasting it into Gmail's or Outlook's signature settings box carries over the formatting directly, since both accept pasted rich text.
Copying the raw HTML source code and pasting that as plain text into the signature box, most email clients expect you to copy the rendered preview (rich text) so formatting carries over, pasting raw HTML source just shows literal tags.
Packing in too many links and icons (social media, scheduling links, banners), cluttered signatures can look unprofessional and are more likely to get flagged or stripped by some email clients and spam filters.
Using a very large embedded image or logo, this bloats every email's size and can look oversized or broken on recipients' mobile clients, keep images small and appropriately sized if you include one at all.
Yes, the generated HTML uses a simple table-based layout for broad email client compatibility, paste it directly into your client's signature settings.
No, everything is generated locally in your browser, your details are never sent to or stored on any server.
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