To find your Gmail signature settings through a desktop browser, once you're in Gmail, click on the cog-shaped icon at the top right of your screen. Then click on "See all settings" in the pop-up ...

Sign into your Gmail account Access the “Settings” page from the top right-hand corner Halfway down the page you’ll see the “Signature” section Experiment with photos, hyperlinks, fonts ...

Adding a signature in Gmail may seem tricky at first, but it's more than doable, especially with the right guidance. Here's how to do it in the app or the site.

Gmail and Google Workspace allow you to customize your signatures using your smartphone and your computer, but also on your Android tablet. Here's how it's done.

A signature can also be used to confirm your work title or place of employment. And, of course, a signature can be frivolous: you can add a quote, a joke, anything; it’s your signature, after all.

Gmail now syncs web signatures with mobile for new emails and replies for user convenience. If a different signature is set in Gmail's Android app, it will override the web signature. Thankfully ...

Gmail now automatically uses your web signature on Android if you haven’t set a mobile-specific one. The Android feature is still rolling out, but iOS users already have it.

If you don’t have a mobile-specific signature in Gmail for Android or iOS, Google will now use your web signature. The Gmail mobile apps have long let you set a signature that’s specific to ...

This article is more than 10 years old. As of today you can use a rich text signature in Gmail, meaning that you can add links and images to it, as well as change the text's format, font and color.