Gmail
- Click "Copy Signature" to copy formatted content.
- Open Gmail Settings → See all settings → General → Signature, create a new signature and paste.
- Set default signatures for new emails and replies, save changes, and run a test email.
MAKE EVERY INTRODUCTION COUNT
Give every email a distinct identity and actionable next step. Design signatures, select website touchpoints, and copy ready-to-paste signatures.
The avatar, logo and layout are ready. This is a fictional identity. Enter your name to start your own signature; other details are optional.
See the result first. Start with your name and one way to contact you.
01 / FIND YOUR FORMAT
Six Layouts, One Brand Identity
The template is being prepared; enable JavaScript to use it.
03 / SEE THE FIRST IMPRESSION
Hi there,
Thanks for getting in touch. Here is the best way to reach me.
Best regards,
Links in the preview do not navigate. Mobile mode checks for a 320 px narrow viewport; different email clients may still alter styling, so send a test email to confirm.
04 / READY TO SEND
In regular email signature settings, paste the formatted content from "Copy Signature". The HTML source code is for workflows that require code.
A WEBSITE HAS MORE TO SAY
The homepage is just a starting point. Let product catalogs, case studies, and technical guides give recipients reasons to explore further.
Clicking will submit the website address, communication goals, and preferred language. Filtered public page leads may be sent to Google model services; contact information is not submitted. The analysis scope is limited, so please verify the results before applying them.
Keep existing links, up to six items; will not overwrite name, email, or phone number.
ONE LAST STEP
Paste first, then send a test email
Connect this step to your goal
After using this tool, continue with relevant steps. Checklist marks are your own notes, not a passed test or business approval.
See all business goalsAI steps have shared usage limits and human verification. They run only when you submit, and do not automatically receive inputs or reports from previous steps.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Create a company account, connect your inquiry mailbox and set team permissions. Explore Pro for higher processing limits, automatic acknowledgements and team workflows.
New companies receive a 14-day Pro trial, with no card required. Trials exclude the paid monthly credit grant.
Already have an account? Open your workspace →An email signature is often the first touchpoint cross-border B2B clients have with team members. Name, title, company, and authentic contact details build baseline trust; a clear call to action connects the conversation to products, case studies, or appointments. Stuffing numerous icons and links into a signature does not necessarily make information more professional. This free online email signature generator lets you organize content using six business layouts and compare results in email samples.
Classic Business suits daily sales communication; Executive layout highlights name and title; Compact and Minimal layouts fit short replies; Brand layout emphasizes corporate identity; Business Card layout provides clearer visual borders. Fields and links remain independent, so switching templates requires no re-entry. Brand images are optional, while key information remains in text form so contacts are not lost if recipients disable images.
Signatures do not have to link only to the home page. Buyers may need product catalogs and application cases; existing customers may require installation guides, after-sales help, or accessory entrances; first-time brand visitors may care about company background and professional certifications. Website analysis combines the home page with a limited set of Sitemap candidates, using available Gemini services to recommend links most relevant to the current objective; clear rule-based filtering is returned when the service is unavailable.
The tool will not guarantee which page drives inquiries, nor will it recommend non-existent addresses. You can review recommendations, select desired entries, and add them to additional links. Site crawling is subject to access and rate limits, so results cover only sampled candidates. Contact details remain in the browser; the analysis API only receives website URLs, goals, and target languages.
Complex layouts on webpages are not always suitable for email. This tool uses table layouts, inline styles, and common fonts, while providing a plain text version. Logos, avatars, and banners use the public image URLs you provide; email clients may still block images or alter colors in dark mode. Desktop and 320 px narrow-screen previews help spot overly long content, but final rendered results should be verified in actual email clients.
After copying the signature, send a test email to yourself and colleagues to inspect new emails, replies, forwards, mobile display, and rendering with images disabled. Verify that email, phone, and business links are accurate before setting it as default.
Form editing, template switching, and HTML generation are executed locally in the browser. Drafts are not saved by default; you may save locally or download JSON files to retain brand configurations. JSON files contain the contact details you enter, making them ideal for personal archives or internal team reuse. This tool does not embed contact info into shared URLs, nor does it execute HTML or scripts within imported files. This page contains site advertisements; website analytics and ads utilize web services.
Prioritize name, title, company, one clear contact method, and main website. Add product catalogs, selection guides, company profiles, or support links based on email purpose; multiple links should have clear labels rather than overloading the signature with every page.
Use signature copying to get formatted content, then paste it into your email signature settings. HTML source code is for systems requiring raw code—do not paste as plain text. Different clients may alter fonts, images, and spacing; verify in your own email after setup.
The tool gathers URLs from public homepages and limited same-domain Sitemaps, filters them by product, catalog, resource, contact, and service signals, and lets Gemini select real candidates based on your goal. AI cannot prove page traffic, business value, or real-time accessibility; source coverage and fallback statuses are shown in results.
You can add, modify, delete, and adjust up to six links, and set a primary action entry. UTM tracking is off by default; when enabled, it only processes web page links. Do not put email addresses, phone numbers, or customer info into tracking parameters.
Images require a long-term valid public URL; some email clients may block remote images or alter their dimensions. Keep key contact information as plain text to avoid relying solely on image signatures, and test them in your actual email client.
Signature creation and config import/export run entirely within the browser without submitting contact fields. Only when actively analyzing a website are the site URL, objective, and filtered public web page clues sent to this site and Google model services. Local drafts are off by default and can be enabled or cleared as needed.
No. Templates use tables and inline styles to reduce common compatibility issues, but complex rounded corners, image rendering, and email auto-formatting may still vary. You can opt for simplified or plain-text versions and test in actual email clients.
The studio offers six layouts: Classic Business, Executive, Compact, Brand, Minimal, and Business Card. Add, remove, and sort up to six additional links, with dedicated slots for your homepage and a primary call-to-action. Templates generate HTML using tables and inline styles for easy pasting into common email clients; actual font, spacing, and image rendering may still vary across clients.
No. Analysis is limited by crawl time, documents, link counts, and public URLs, relying mainly on homepage and Sitemap information. If there is no Sitemap, site access is restricted, or limits are reached, the report will show prompts. The presence of a link does not mean content is fully verified; please open target pages to confirm accuracy and suitability for recipients before applying.
You can attach UTM parameters to standard website links to distinguish email signature traffic sources in your web analytics system; complete statistics or accurate conversion attribution are not guaranteed. Once enabled, the corresponding utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign will be updated while keeping other parameters. JSON export is used to save templates and contact info; importing only reads supported fields and rechecks links—it will not execute code inside the file or directly import HTML.
Rich text copy requires browser HTML clipboard support and permission. If permission is denied or unsupported, the tool displays a formatted signature for manual selection, or lets you copy plain text or raw HTML code. Pasting 'HTML Source' into standard signature boxes may output code; standard Gmail or Outlook signature boxes should receive rich text content.
An email signature is a compact identity and contact block at the end of a message. Clear contact details and a few useful destinations help recipients take the next step.
Business and marketing teams setting up a consistent email identity.
Preview a template, replace contact details, adjust image and destination links, then install the signature and send a test email.
Send a real test message and inspect desktop, mobile, dark mode and blocked-image views. Choose links useful to this recipient rather than copying the entire website menu.
Editing and HTML export run in your browser; image URLs can contact their hosts. Only optional AI link recommendations submit the website and goal for bounded public-page/Sitemap retrieval and Gemini analysis.