How to insert image in email signature in gmail on iphone

Hi, all.

I've read you comments; and, here is the solution that works for me.

Prerequisites: Gmail Account, Laptop or Desktop, and access to the Internet.

1) Upload the picture (JPEG) you want to put in your iPhone email signature.

(You can upload the picture to your Twitter account, BLOGs, Flikr, or whatever website.)

2) Go on the internet, and search for the picture you loaded to your website, as listed in Step 1.

3) Click or visit that image from your search tool (e.g., Google or Yahoo!).

4) When you click on your image, you will get a URL of your image in your address field of your internet browser (e.g., Safari).

5) Copy that URL.

6) Sign into your Gmail account, click settings, and get to your email signature box.

7) Type in your signature text (e.g., name and contact information -- whatever text you want in your signature).

8) Click on the Insert Image icon in the menu bar in the signature field box.

9) Paste your link in the URL field; if the link is correct, your image will show up.

10) Click enter after your image shows.

11) Click the Save button for your email signature field box.

12) Compose an email and send it to yourself.

(In your Gmail, you will see your signature in the body of your email.)

13) Access the email you sent to yourself, via your iPhone.

14) Copy the selected signature from your email that you sent to yourself.

15) Access the iPhone email signature page on your iPhone.

16) Paste the signature, which includes your JPEG image.

17) Shake your iPhone -- you will get a box that says, Undo Attributes. Click Yes or Okay to undo attributes.

18) Exit out of the iPhone email signature page.

When you access your iPhone email to compose an email, you will see your signature, containing your image.

This process works for me: iPhone 6 Plus iOS 8.1.

My signature still shows after one hour and 10 emails, which includes, sent, forward, and replies.

Good Luck. Ping me if you have questions.

/s/ Alfonso Faustino

www.AlfonsoFaustino.com

You can make your every email more enticing. Add an image or logo to your signature, for example. Find out here how to add an iPhone email signature image with iOS Mail.

First, Drain Man Punches Meat

In a slaughterhouse, the drain man helps blood down the pipes and out of the slaughterhouse.

This, it turns out, is not the best spot in the house if you’re an aspiring boxer. Joe Frazier, an aspiring boxer and drain man during the early 1960s, used the wee hours of the morning to find a better one: right next to the refrigerated chunks of hanging meat, punching them.

Maybe you’ve seen this picture in a movie.

Maybe you want to add a, well, striking picture to your email signature? Punch the iPhone’s screen a few times, and there you go:

How to Add an iPhone Email Signature Image Using iOS Mail

Time needed: 15 minutes.

To add an image to your iPhone email signature in iOS Mail and create a pseudo-signature that includes a graphic:

1. Set up your iPhone email signature without the image.
2. Make sure the image you want to use in the signature is accessible on your iPhone.

   Here’s where: It can be just about anywhere: on the web, in an email, in the Photos app, …
   Important: Do make sure the image is small enough to be used in an email signature. iOS Mail will not resize the image for you.

3. Copy the image.

   3 Ways: For this, you can
   – often tap and hold the image, then select Copy from the context menu or
   – use the sharing button, then select Copy again or
   – use Copy in the context menu that appears when you highlight the image.
   

4. Start a new message in iOS Mail.
5. Now tap where you want to insert the iPhone email signature image.
6. Select Paste from the context menu that has appeared.
7. Enter your own email address under To:.
8. Now tap Send.

   Tip: iPhone Mail will complain about the email’s Subject being empty; tap Send.
   

9. In your iOS Mail Inbox, delete the email you just received from yourself.

Send an Email Using the iOS Email Signature with Image

Now, to start a new message using the signature including an image:

1. Open the Sent folder in iOS Mail.
2. Now open the message you sent yourself.
   Tip: To make the email with the signature image easy to find forever, flag it and filter the Sent folder for flagged messages.
   
3. Tap the Reply button.
4. Select Send Again from the context menu that has appeared.
   
5. Compose and send the email with its image-enriched signature.
   Tip: To use the signature in a reply or when forwarding, you can keep a composition window with the signature open and copy and paste the signature (including its image) when needed.
   

How to Add an iPhone Email Signature Image Using iOS Mail: FAQ

Will iOS Mail send my signature image as an attachment?

Yes.

iOS Mail will include the graphic with every email you send as an attachment. It is not necessary for recipients to allow downloading images, but it is even more important that the image not be too large.

Can I add an image directly to the iOS Mail signature in the Settings app?

Not really.

You can paste any image into your signature, and it will appear there at first—often even in emails you compose.

For the image to be sent along with the message, you will usually have to insert it again into the message. Otherwise, a blank placeholder will appear where the signature image should be.

(How to add an iPhone email signature image using iOS Mail tested with iOS 14–15; updated August 2022)

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