Email Signature Generator

Why this uses tables

Outlook on Windows renders email with Microsoft Word's layout engine, not a browser engine. It ignores flexbox, grid, most positioning and many modern CSS properties. A signature built with divs and flexbox looks perfect in Gmail and collapses into a stack of unstyled text in Outlook — which is where a large share of business email is still read.

Table-based markup with inline styles is ugly to write and the only thing that renders everywhere.

Adding it to your mail client

• Gmail: Settings → See all settings → Signature → paste.
• Outlook (web): Settings → Mail → Compose and reply → paste.
• Apple Mail: Settings → Signatures → paste, then untick "Always match my default message font".

Paste the rendered preview, not the HTML source — mail clients expect formatted content, not code.