How to Create a Professional HTML Email Signature in Under 5 Minutes (for FREE) 

@ByteParser it works for email templates, but not for email signatures unfortunately.

Hi Sandra, Thanks for your message. The free version works in a very similar way to the paid version. You definitely don't need to pay for the signature to work correctly. Which email client/device were you installing the signature onto? If you want, feel free to email our support team at support@gimm.io with a few screenshots and we will be happy to help you out.

Hi there, happy to help you out. If you email our support team at the following email address, they will be able to assist: support@gimm.io Thanks and speak soon!

Thanks Michalah, glad you found it easy :)

Hi Pablo, Yes, you can use Gimmio to create an email signature for Mail on Mac.

Hi there! Just to confirm, are you using Google Chrome browser to copy the signature from Gimmio? Some browsers such as Safari don't copy HTML tables correctly and may cause the issue you are describing.

Hi Jakob, thanks for your message. Yes, if you have an iPhone, the Gmail app can support signatures. If you're on Android, unfortunately, the app doesn't support signatures. Please see installation guides here: iOS: blog.gimm.io/add-email-signature-gmail-ios/ Android: blog.gimm.io/add-email-signature-gmail-android/

Hi Hassan, When using websites such as Google Drive or Microsoft One Drive for image hosting, when you get the shareable link, it doesn't provide the image in a traditional way where another application will be able to use the image. In order to get the hosted image to work, you will need to get a link for the image which has the image's extension in it. For example: www.example.com/image.png Hope this helps.

Hi Alex, Unfortunately, you are not able to install purchased font's into the signature. The only usable fonts are the ones listed in the generator. However, we always advise people to stick with web-safe fonts as they are the ones that are commonly installed across all devices. If you use a non web-safe font, chances are, the recipient doesn't have that custom font installed on their computer, which means they would see a fallback font (similar web safe font) on the signature anyway. So, it's always best to use the common web-safe fonts for your signature. You can read more about this here: blog.gimm.io/what-are-the-best-fonts-for-email-signatures/

Hi Aftab, If you create your own email signatures using HTML, you would need to host the images on a web server, and then use the link for the image in the signature. That way, when someone receives the signature as part of an email, the email client will be able to download the image from the web server automatically. Hope this helps.

Hi Taddeh, Unfortunately, iCloud does not support HTML email signatures. It only supports text-based email signatures which is why the signature is getting converted to text when you paste it in. There isn't much you can do about this other than maybe make a feature suggestion to Apple to allow HTML signatures in iCloud.

@@Gimmio no worries. I can still use it on Apple mail and have been. Happy with it!

@@taddehvartanians2058 Glad you're happy with it :)

Hi Nasia, If the images are marked with an X icon in Outlook, this would indicate that Outlook is blocking the download of the images. Take a look here for more info about this: blog.gimm.io/how-to-fix-images-not-downloading-automatically-in-outlook/

@@Gimmio is there anything i can do from my side as a sender so people using outlook can see my signature as it is?

@@NMpar Unfortunately not. It is standard Outlook behavior not to download images automatically. Although you can change it for your own Outlook, you cannot change it for everyone else's Outlook who you send emails to. There are a few email clients who behave in the same way, and it is basically a security feature (to prevent spam). Hope this helps.

Hi Heath, you can rescale the image size in Gimmio. So, if you upload an image that is slightly bigger, you can adjust it to be smaller. I would upload an image that is maybe 3-4 times bigger than what you require, and then scale it down from there. That way, if you use your signature on a device that upscales images, the resolution of the image will still look good.

Hi Kevin, We use Stripe as our payment processor, instead of Paypal. Since Gimmio is a SaaS business, we need the ability to charge some customers on a recurring basis (monthly/yearly subscriptions). Unfortunately, Paypal's recurring payment model is not as good as Stripe's, hence why we opted to use Stripe over Paypal. Hope that helps.

Hi Rashidul, we offer white-label services for agencies that resell email signatures. Please see our pricing page and toggle to Agency at the top to see the relevant pricing: gimm.io/en_US/email-signature-generator/pricing

Hi, It depends on which webmail you're using as there are many different types. However, Gimmio is compatible with most modern versions of webmail, so it should work correctly. You could always test it out using the free (logged out) version of Gimmio first.

Hi, Yes, you can use our signatures on most email apps on mobile phones. However, some email apps such as Outlook for Android do not support HTML email signatures. However, Outlook for iOS (iPhone) does. It all depends on which email app you want to use on your mobile phone. Most do support HTML signatures, though.

Hi Jude, happy to help you out with the layout issues you're having. Feel free to email us with a screenshot to support@gimm.io and we will advise further.

Hi there, you can create your own email signature and install it without signing up, simply go to the below link and you can start creating your own signature. gimm.io/en_US/email-signature-generator

Hi Anjon, Please see our list of installation instructions available from here: blog.gimm.io/installing-email-signatures/

It actually gets used quite a bit in all of my personal email signatures.

Hi Kate, Sure, no problems. We generally don't recommend making a HTML signature in Outlook itself for a number of reasons (mostly to do with compatibility), but we can make a video about that anyway.

If you need any help with e-mail signature please let me know.

It is completely free if you want to use one of our 45+ templates which were professionally designed. It only costs if you want to start creating a completely customized signature with different colors, fonts, etc than what is already in the templates.

Hi Jude, happy to help you out with the layout issues you're having. Feel free to email us with a screenshot to support@gimm.io and we will advise further.

It worked for me but it is a bit tricky. I use iphone and my main email account is gmail

why do you need the premium version?

Hi there, There is a free version of Gimmio which you can use just by going to: gimm.io/en_US/email-signature-generator If you would like to unlock all of the features, feel free to purchase a single signature (which allows you to edit your signature for 7 days) or subscribe to an ongoing plan.

Hi Danny, thanks for your message. Would you mind letting me know where you saw that message that the website was blocked for phishing? Are you sure you entered the correct web address? gimm.io/en_US/email-signature-generator

why do you need the premium version?

use hubspot one, its free and amazing customization

@@09brightproductions49 thanks mate!

Hello there, thank you for your feedback and I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Let me clarify a few things that might help: Firstly, while there is indeed a 7-day free trial for our premium features, you can continue using the basic features of the application absolutely for free. No account signup is required for this. Secondly, concerning the issue with the photos in the signature, the photos do show up when sending. The visibility of the photos for the recipient, however, can depend on the settings of their email client. For instance, in Outlook, the default setting blocks photos in emails from being automatically downloaded. This is a security measure to protect users from potentially harmful content. The recipient can change these settings to allow photos to be shown, but that's something out of our control. We really appreciate your feedback and we're constantly working on improving our app. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. We're here to help!

Hi there, you can definitely create a free email signature with Gimmio. You just choose from one of our templates and edit it as you need. If you need to edit colors and some styles, these options are restricted to a paid plan only. However, since we have a lot of templates to choose from, there should be something available that is suitable for your needs. Hope this helps.

I agree.....SCAM!!!!!!!

Hi Laiba, Gimmio email signatures work on most email clients. Please see a list of supported email clients on our website: gimm.io/en_US/email-signature-generator

Hi there, An email signature could mean a plain text email signature or an HTML email signature. Whereas a HTML email signature explicitly means that it contains HTML inside it. Hope that helps.

@@Gimmio can u please explain it more a bit

@@minatieternal8048 This link might explain the differences a bit more: blog.gimm.io/html-vs-rich-text-vs-plain-text-email-formats/