Tutorial4 min readUpdated 2026-04-04
How to Add a Signature to Outlook
A straightforward walkthrough for adding a Signova signature to Outlook and Outlook on the web.
Best for: Professionals who send email from Microsoft Outlook or Outlook on the web.
Signova tip: The Electronic and Minimal styles are usually the safest choices for Outlook.
Before you paste anything
Outlook signatures often look best when they stay compact and left-aligned.
A decorative signature can still work, but most business users should start with a clean version first.
Desktop Outlook setup
- Open a new email message.
- Go to Signature, then Signatures.
- Create a new signature name.
- Paste or insert your Signova signature image into the editor.
- Set the default signature for new messages and replies if you want it automatic.
- Save your changes.
Outlook on the web setup
- Open Settings.
- Go to Account, then Signatures.
- Create a new signature.
- Add your image and any supporting text.
- Choose whether it should appear on new mail, replies, or forwards.
- Save.
Best practice for professional email
- Use one signature style for regular communication
- Keep the image height modest so it does not dominate the message
- Test on desktop and mobile before using it every day
Helpful official references
Need a signature image first?
Use Signova to generate a fresh version, compare a few styles, and download the one that stays readable at practical size.