
Email signatures need no introduction! This fantastic tool allows you to make your communication more impactful and promote your business. And you can do it (almost) without thinking about it.
But how do you add an email signature to Gmail, Google's email service? You'll see that in just a few clicks, you can automatically add a professional signature to all your correspondence.
To add a professional signature to Gmail, Google's email service, you can do so in several ways:

So, are you ready to get started? We'll explain how to set up a signature in Gmail in different formats and on different platforms according to your needs.
To create your email signature directly in the web version of Gmail:
That's it, your Gmail signature is ready! It will now automatically appear in the types of messages (new emails, replies, all emails) that you selected during setup.

Need to quickly create an email signature and only have your smartphone? The Gmail mobile app lets you set up a simple email signature in just a few steps.
To set up a simple and effective professional signature from your iPhone, follow these steps:
Here's how to create a simple email signature on the Gmail app for Android:
First of all, a clarification is in order! When you want to create a Gmail signature with an image, this can mean:
First, follow the steps described above to create a signature from Gmail web.
After clicking on Create, enter your signature text and then click on the Insert image icon (table-shaped symbol). Then choose your image from your computer or from Drive, resizing it if necessary.
At this stage, you can also add a clickable link by selecting the image and then clicking Insert link.
Start by creating your signature in image format using a graphics editor such as Canva, or using an email signature generator. Choose JPG or PNG format and a width of 600 px, with a file size of less than 100 KB. Download and save your image to your computer or Drive.
Follow the steps described in the previous section on adding images, and add your email signature in image format. You can also add a clickable link directly to your signature.

It is also possible to integrate an HTML signature into Gmail. To do this, generate the HTML code from a signature editor such as HubSpot. Simply copy this HTML code, if your tool offers it, or open the visual rendering in your browser and copy it.
Then follow the steps described above to find the section dedicated to creating signatures. Paste the HTML code into the signature editing field. You can test the result by sending yourself a test email to make sure the signature displays correctly and the links work.
Yes, it is entirely possible to create and use different email signatures in Gmail. The signature feature works by automatically adding a predefined block of text, images, and links to your outgoing emails. For example, you can set a different automatic signature by default for your replies and for your new emails.
Each time you create a new email signature, it is saved in the section dedicated to signatures.
To change your email signature "on the fly":
Have you launched new offers, changed jobs, or need to add a disclaimer to your signature?
It's time to update your email signature. Changing it is easy:

To remove or delete your Gmail signature :
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See? Adding an email signature in Gmail is a piece of cake! To make your life easier and your communication even more effective, consider setting up Gmail rules.
If your Gmail signature isn't displaying correctly, check the following: ensure images are under 100 KB and properly linked, verify HTML code is correctly formatted, clear your browser cache, check that the signature is enabled in default settings, and send a test email to yourself. For mobile issues, remember that only text signatures work on the Gmail mobile app.
You can find free email signature templates on various types of websites. Online graphic design and editing software such as Canva offers a wide range of high-quality signature templates. Some websites specialize in quick and intuitive email signature creation, such as HubSpot and Wisestamp. Finally, for a complete solution for creating and managing your business signatures, call on an expert in the field such as Letsignit (that's us!). Take a look at our examples of professional email signatures.
The term "footer," rarely used in Gmail, refers to the bottom of the page, more specifically the space dedicated to the email signature. For this reason, the two words are often confused, but there is a slight distinction, since the signature refers to the text/visual insert, and the footer refers to the location where this insert is placed.



