Name, contact links and optional logo
Use the Gmail builder and select Copy signature. Paste the formatted block into Gmail’s signature editor; use Copy HTML only for a source-code workflow.
Use this methodOn desktop Gmail, open Settings > See all settings > General > Signature. Create a signature, paste your formatted footer or insert an image, choose defaults, and click Save Changes at the bottom.
Choose a formatted footer for contact details and links, or a PNG for a handwritten mark. Gmail’s desktop editor accepts formatted content; pasting raw HTML code is not the same operation.
Workflow updated .
Use the Gmail builder and select Copy signature. Paste the formatted block into Gmail’s signature editor; use Copy HTML only for a source-code workflow.
Use this methodCreate or clean your signature image, then use Gmail’s Insert image control. Add contact details as editable text so recipients can select and follow them.
Use this methodFor a simple sign-off, type your name and contact details into Gmail’s signature editor. No generator is required. Choose defaults and save before testing.
Choose an editable contact footer, a handwritten image, or plain text. Install the result in the desktop signature editor and test it in a message.
Keep names, email addresses and links as text where possible. Use a small logo or handwritten PNG as a supporting image.
Once the PNG is in place, the real follow-up is choosing the right default signature for new emails and replies, not making the image larger.
For a formatted footer, use Copy signature in the Gmail builder. For a handwritten image, export a transparent PNG. Keep the layout compact.
In Gmail, go to Settings > See all settings, then stay on the General tab where the Signature section appears.
Create or edit a signature. Paste the formatted footer, or use Insert image for your PNG. Select the defaults for new emails and replies, then click Save Changes at the bottom of settings.
Check the size and spacing in a real draft or test message so the signature remains readable and does not overpower the rest of the email footer.
Check the Signature defaults in General settings. Select the desired signature separately for new messages and replies, then save changes. If you use more than one sending address, check that you edited the correct address.
Raw HTML was pasted into a rich-text editor. Return to the builder and use Copy signature, not Copy HTML. If your browser cannot copy rich text, download the HTML, open it in a browser, and copy the visible signature.
Yes. Transparent PNG usually works well in Gmail and keeps the sign-off lighter than a flat white rectangle.
Only if you need a larger branded footer with logos, links, and layout blocks. If the goal is simply placing a personal signature image, this lighter Gmail workflow is usually enough.
Keep it compact enough that the typed contact details still lead the footer. The image should support the sign-off, not overwhelm it.