Free email signature maker
https:// URL, then copy the fragment (no <title>). Or insert into Gmail with html2email.
Signature layout examples
Classic
Best for consultants and account managers who want a headshot beside contact lines. Add a photo or logo with a public https:// URL; keep the image between 80 and 120px wide so it stays sharp in Gmail and Outlook.
Minimal
Suited to founders and freelancers who prefer a clean stacked look with a circular photo. Host your portrait or mark on HTTPS (80 to 120px wide); the generator inlines width and height on the <img> tag.
Split card
Works well for sales and customer success teams that want a colored side panel. Optional logo URL on the left; use an https image around 80 to 120px so the card does not stretch on mobile Gmail.
Banner
Good for marketers and brand managers who lead with a company strip above the name block. Pair it with a small https logo (80 to 120px) in the photo field if you want a mark under the banner color.
Info grid
Ideal for support and operations roles with phone, email, and web in two columns. A compact https logo at 80 to 120px fits the grid without pushing contact lines off-screen on narrow clients.
Accent bar
Fits legal, finance, and HR signatures that need a subtle brand stripe on the left. Add a square https logo between 80 and 120px wide next to your name for a polished corporate look.
How to use the email signature generator
- Enter your name, title, company, and contact details in the form above.
- Optional: add a photo via a hosted
https://URL (recommended). File upload is preview-only — Gmail strips embedded images on send. - Click Copy HTML — the output is a fragment only, safe for Gmail signature settings.
- Open Gmail → Settings → Signature, paste the HTML, or use the html2email insert guide.
Why HTML email signatures matter
Your signature appears on every outbound message. A broken layout — missing logo, wrong font, or raw HTML tags showing — undermines trust. According to Litmus, inconsistent client rendering is the top reason email design breaks; signatures are no exception.
Gmail strips <style> blocks in signatures. Outlook ignores flexbox. Table cells with inline CSS on each element keep your name, links, and 80×80px logo aligned across clients.
Best practices checklist
- Use tables with
border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" - Inline every style — no external CSS or class-only rules
- Set explicit
widthandheighton images withdisplay:block - Never include
<title>in pasted signature HTML - Keep total signature HTML under ~10 KB for fast load
Related free tools
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- Out of Office Generator — vacation responder HTML
- HTML Email Preview — coming soon
- How to add an HTML signature in Gmail — step-by-step guide
FAQ
Insert your signature into Gmail in one click
Copy HTML from this tool, or install html2email for the </> insert button in Gmail Settings.
Signature setup guide · Free plan available