GMAIL SIGNATURE: When communicating professionally, adding an email signature is a courteous gesture. You can save all of your important information in one place, such as your full name, job title, and contact information, and you won’t have to worry if you forget to sign off your emails. If you’re in a rush or sending an email from your phone, it’s also beneficial. (You can also use your mobile app to set it up.) It’s simple to create one in Gmail. Here’s how to do it:
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR SIGNATURE ON DESKTOP:
- Click on the cog icon in the top-right corner of the screen
- Click on âSee all settingsâ at the top of the sidebar
- Make sure youâre viewing the âGeneralâ tab
- Scroll down to âSignatureâ
- Click the button that says âCreate Newâ
- Type a name for your signature into the pop-up window, and then click âCreateâ
- You should see your signature name. Click on the pencil icon to edit the name or the trash icon to delete it.
- Type your full signature into the box on the right. You can also customize it using different fonts, bold, and italics.
- You can add more signatures by clicking the âCreate New buttonâ
- Under âSignature defaultsâ youâll see âFor new emails useâ and âOn reply/forward use.â Use the drop-down menus to select which signatures are used for each category.
- You also have the option to check the box next to âInsert signature before quoted text in replies and remove the âââ line that precedes it
- Click âSave changesâ at the bottom of the menu
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR SIGNATURE ON THE GMAIL MOBILE APP:
- Tap on the three bars in the top-left corner of the screen
- This will open up a menu. Scroll down and select Settings.
- Select the email account you want to create a signature for
- Under General, tap âSignature settingsâ (iPhone) or âMobile Signatureâ (Android)
- If youâre using an iPhone, make sure your Mobile Signature is toggled on. Type your signature below it. For Android phones, tap âOKâ when youâre done.