A professional email signature adds credibility to every email you send. Setting one up in Gmail takes less than 2 minutes. Here is how to do it in 2026.
Add Signature on Desktop
- Open Gmail in your browser
- Click the Settings gear icon (top right) → See all settings
- Stay on the General tab and scroll down to Signature
- Click Create new and give your signature a name
- Type your signature in the text box — you can format text, add links, and insert images
- Under Signature defaults, choose this signature for new emails and/or replies
- Scroll down and click Save Changes
Add Signature on Mobile
- Open the Gmail app on your iPhone or Android
- Tap the Menu icon (three horizontal lines, top left)
- Scroll down and tap Settings
- Select your email account
- Tap Mobile Signature
- Type your signature and tap OK
Set Up Multiple Signatures
Gmail allows multiple signatures — useful if you have different roles or want separate signatures for new emails vs replies.
- Go to Settings → See all settings → General → Signature
- Click Create new for each additional signature
- When composing an email, click the pen icon at the bottom to switch between signatures
Tips for a Great Email Signature
- Keep it to 4 lines maximum — name, title, company, contact
- Add your LinkedIn profile link
- Use a small logo image — keep it under 100KB
- Avoid using tables — they often break in email clients
- Skip the inspirational quote — it looks unprofessional
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