Email Signature Maker

How to use it

1. Fill in your name, job title, and company, then your email, phone, and website.
2. Optionally add a photo or logo link and any social profile links.
3. Pick a layout: Classic, Compact, Sidebar, or Photo, and an accent color.
4. Check the live preview. It updates with every keystroke.
5. Press Copy signature and paste it into your mail app's signature settings. The page carries the exact steps for Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail.
6. Or download the signature as an HTML file, or copy the raw HTML code for apps that ask for it.

Good to know

• Designing and previewing are free. The first copy or download in a visit uses one action; tweaking and copying again in the same visit is free.
• Everything runs in your browser. Your details are never uploaded or stored, and the form remembers them on this device for your next visit.
• The photo is optional and needs a public link: email apps cannot carry image files inside a pasted signature, so the signature points at the image address instead.
• Social links are optional and render as small linked icons, hosted on Leave It To Bum Bum so they show up in every mail app.
• The signature is table-based HTML with inline styles, the format Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail all expect.

Your data

Your details are typed into your browser and stay there. The signature is built on your device; Bum Bum never receives or stores your contact details. A photo loads from the link you provide.

Tips

• Keep it short: name, title, one phone number, and one website beat a wall of links.
• Use your brand color as the accent so the sign-off matches everything else you send.
• Set the signature up on a computer. The Gmail app on your phone uses the signature you saved on desktop.

Questions