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3 ways to add a logo to a signature in Gmail

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When you're trying to grow your business, you need to create a memorable brand.

And one simple, yet overlooked way to do that is by adding one small thing to your Gmail signatures,-your company logo.

Think about it, you likely send dozens of emails every day to prospects, customers and other contacts. Why not capitalize on the opportunity by using a logo in your Gmail signature?

In this article, we'll look at how to add a signature that includes your business' logo in Gmail.

Whether you're working with a team in Google Workspace or solo with Gmail, you have a few options for doing this:

  1. The fastest and simplest manual method in Gmail
  2. A more complex manual method that gives you more creative design freedom
  3. Free tools that let you create an HTML signature

Let's jump in.

Method 1: Fast and simple (aka. the manual method)

This method is the easiest, but your options are limited when it comes to design and layout.

1. Go to Gmail settings in your Gmail account

At the top right of your Gmail inbox, you’ll see a small gear icon. Click it and select “Settings” from the dropdown that appears:

2. “Turn on” your signature

You'll automatically be taken to the "General" tab of Gmail's Settings. Scroll down the page until you find the "Signature" section.

There are two radio buttons in the signature box: one that says "No signature" (which is the signature default), and one that's next to a small text editor. Be sure to select this second button, as that's what turns on your signature:

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3. Type in your signature’s text

Now it’s time to type in your signature details, like your:

  • Name
  • Title
  • Company
  • Phone number
  • Company website
  • Social media links

Pro-tip: While your professional signature is a great place to add cool and helpful resources, be careful not to go overboard. Too many elements in your signature can be distracting and confusing. We recommend no more than five links, including social media profiles. Add social media icons with image links for a professional Gmail signature look.

Use the text editor to make it stand out. In the example below, we changed the font, bolded certain words, and added a pop of color:

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5. Add your logo to your Gmail signature

In the text editor menu, select the “Insert Image” icon:

You can select an image from your Google Drive, upload a file from your computer, or type the URL of your logo. We recommend uploading a physical file versus using a URL, just in case you encounter any hosting issue or changes in that URL in the future:

Pro-tip: If you don't already have a logo, there are plenty of great tools that can help you create one without hiring a graphic designer. Check out tools like Canva, Wix, and Designhill . You can also find affordable designers on sites like Fiverr and Upwork.

Once you add the file, drag it to where you’d like it to appear. To change the image’s size, click on it and choose Small, Medium, Large, or Original size:

Our House Stark logo was quite big, so we selected "small" to make it more proportionate to the signature text:

Unfortunately, this method doesn’t let you use “text wrap” functionality to place your logo beside your text, so your options are to either place it above or below your text.

Stay tuned for the next two methods, because we’ll address how to make your logo signature even snazzier.

6. Make links clickable

Use the “Link” option in the text editor menu to make sure all of your links are clickable, like your website and social media profiles:

7. Save changes

Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Save changes.”

And voilà. You’re ready to send some emails.

Here’s what the final product will look like:

And if you’re using a CRM that’s integrated with Gmail (like Copper), there’s typically one last step.

8. Use your new signature in your CRM

Let’s use Copper as an example. If you send emails through your CRM, make sure that you change your settings to include your shiny new signature.

To do this, go to “Settings” in the bottom left of the Copper dashboard menu. Go to “Personal Preferences” and select “Email Settings & Templates.”

Then, select the checkbox that says “Use Gmail signature:"

Next, let’s go over the second method.

Method 2: more creative freedom (manual)

Say that you want to place your logo next to your text instead of above or below it. This next method will help you do just that.

In this example, we’re going to create a two-column table inside Google Docs or Microsoft word, then paste it into the Gmail signature editor.

1. Create your signature in Google Docs or Microsoft Word

In your document, create a two-column table by selecting “Insert” then “Table.” Select a 2x1 table. This process is the same in Google Docs and Microsoft Word:

Insert your logo into the left column and your desired text into the right column. Then, adjust the width of both columns so that they're just wider than the content of each column:

Next, make the lines of the table white so they don't show up in your signature.

To do this, highlight the whole table with your cursor. Then click the "More" icon that looks like three small dots. It's located at the far right of the text editor menu bar.

In the dropdown, select the "Border color" icon. Then select the color white:

It should look like this:

2. Paste it into the signature editor

Next, copy the entire table and paste it directly into your Gmail signature editor:

Click “Save changes” like we did in the previous method, and you’re ready to roll.

Here’s what the final signature will look like to recipients:

Method 3: Customized signature (tool)

There are several email signature tools that let you design a fully customized signature. Websites like htmlsig , Newoldstamp , and WiseStamp are just a few that can help you on your way.

These sites typically offer simpler designs for free, with the option to add special features or enhanced customizations for a fee.

As an example, let's use htmlsig to create a free, basic signature.

Just fill out your basic details and it'll plug them into an already-built template:

Once you finish, just copy and paste the entire signature into your signature editor and save the changes, just like we did in the second method.

Here's a look at the final product:

How will you add a Gmail signature with a logo?

It's challenging enough to grab your prospect's attention with a cold email. Why make it harder by frustrating them with a dull and bland signature?

Think of your email signature as your business card. Use it to share your company's vision, identity and branding.

Having a logo in your email signature will make your business more recognizable among your clients, prospects, and partners. Not only that, if you have a sales team, every rep who uses an email signature will reinforce your business' identity, getting you more brand recognition-and more new customers.

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