An email signature adds a professional touch to your messages and provides important contact information to your recipients. Whether you’re using Outlook on desktop or the web, adding a signature is quick and easy. Here’s how to set it up.


On Outlook for Windows (Desktop App)

1. Open Outlook     

  • Launch the Outlook app on your Windows computer.

2. Go to Signature Settings

  • Click File > Options
  • Select Mail from the left sidebar
  • Click on Signatures… under the “Compose messages” section

3. Create Your Signature

  • Click New, give your signature a name
  • In the Edit signature box, type and format your signature
    • You can include your name, title, phone number, website, logo, and more
  • Use formatting tools to style your text or insert an image/logo

4. Set Default Signature

  • Choose the default signature for new emails and replies/forwards
  • Click OK to save


On Outlook Web (Outlook.com or Office 365)

1. Log in to Outlook Web

2. Open Signature Settings

  • Click the Settings icon (⚙️) in the top-right corner
  • Click View all Outlook settings at the bottom
  • Go to Mail > Compose and reply

3. Create and Save Your Signature

  • Type and format your signature in the editor
  • Choose if you want the signature added automatically to new messages and replies/forwards
  • Click Save

Tips

  • Keep your signature clean and professional
  • Avoid using too many fonts or colors
  • Include only relevant information (e.g., name, title, company, phone number, website, and logo)
  • Want your signature on mobile too? Add it separately in the mobile app settings

Need Help?

If you’d like assistance creating a professional email signature with logos and links, or syncing it across devices, we’re happy to help.

Contact All in IT Solutions today for expert Outlook support.

 

Published On: April 7th, 2025 / Categories: Support Hub / Tags: , /

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