STEP 01

Design your signature

Make it yours. Preview changes instantly.

Choose a design

Personal information

Full nameJob titleDepartmentCompany name

Contact details

Email addressOffice phoneMobile phoneWebsiteOffice address

Branding

Logo URL (public HTTPS image)Or upload a logo PNG/JPG recommended. Uploaded logos are embedded and may be blocked by email clients; a public HTTPS URL is recommended.

Accent color

Logo width 112 px

Social profiles & optional note

LinkedIn URLOther social / company pageOptional disclaimer

Preferences

Show logo Show contact symbols Show disclaimer

v2 · Bilingual details & QR vCard

Arabic full nameArabic job titleArabic companyPortrait image URL (HTTPS) Show bilingual Arabic details Include vCard QR code (experimental in email)Preferred language

v3 · Bulk employee signatures

Import a CSV or XLSX (first worksheet) containing employee details and export individually named HTML signatures in a ZIP. Processes at most 500 rows locally.

Employee CSV/XLSX

No employees imported.

v4 · Brand kit

Optional promotional banner URL (HTTPS)

v5 · Signature readiness checker

Checks unsafe links, missing core fields, and email-client compatibility caveats. No automatic client certification.

LIVE PREVIEW

Your perfect sign-off.

Three purposeful designs, one unforgettable impression.

Live

New messageTo: Your recipient

•••

Hi there,

Thank you for your message. I'll be in touch soon.

Best regards,

Ready to impress?

Copy into your email editor or download the HTML file.

Using your signature

Outlook or Gmail: click Copy signature, then paste into your email signature settings using the rich-text editor. For best compatibility, use a hosted HTTPS logo rather than an uploaded embedded image.

Downloaded HTML: open the file in a browser, select the rendered signature and copy/paste it into the email client's signature editor. The HTML download is not an email attachment.

Privacy: this app processes information locally in your browser. Your data is not sent to a server. Logo URLs may be fetched by the browser or email client when displayed.