Add Images to your Gmail Signature [Now default in Gmail]

July 9, 2010

Just a couple of days ago, I had written an hack regarding how to add images and custom HTML to your gmail signature without the use of any extensions or add-ons.
But now the gmail team themselves are allowing to add images in signatures.

Google WYSIWYG signature

Google's WYSIWYG signature

Here’s how to configure it:

  1. Head to your gmail settings
  2. Under Signature, you can see a WYSIWYG editor
  3. Edit your signature and save the changes
  4. There you go, you are done with creating your gmail signature.

But still there is a limitation: You can add images only that are hosted on the web and cannot add images from your desktop. We strongly recommend that you upload your pics to flickr or picasa and then give its URL rather than use some other third-party image hosting services.

Anyhow bloggers and IT professionals may consider to stick to the canned responses method, as they might have two mailing streams: personal and official.

Though this is a very good move by Gmail, Which method are you looking forward to? The default one or the canned responses method? Drop your views in the comments.

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    • http://www.callingallgeeks.org Harsh Agrawal

      This is really nice feature added by Gmail team
      Earlier I used to use Wisestamp which is a great addon for the same. Though I believe using diferent signature for multiple account is going to be super handy for many.
      Have you used Wisestamp? Which one you would suggest/ WiseStamp or this official Gmail signature?
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      • http://www.chaaps.com Murugappan

        I’d suggest the Canned responses hack because you can get multiple signatures as well as it is stored in your gmail account. This is mainly because many people think that extensions tend to slow down their browser and what would be the situation of IE users?

    • http://go4webapps.com/ Go4webapps.com

      great post and great share mate, an another asset to Google.
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