Make Every Email a Signature Moment.

It is an ordinary email signature whose photo, logo or call to action moves. The motion is a small animated image sitting inside the same table markup every signature uses, so it plays in the recipient's inbox with nothing to install at their end.

Yes. Current Outlook for Microsoft 365 plays animated images. Older versions of Outlook on Windows, and any Windows machine with animation effects switched off, show only the first frame, so every animation is built with the finished picture as frame 0. Either way Outlook shows a complete signature rather than a blank one.

Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail on the desktop and on the phone, and anything else you can paste formatted text into, including most CRMs. A signature is nested tables with inline styles, the markup email clients have agreed on for twenty years, so it survives being forwarded and pasted around.

No. Opens are never tracked and no pixel is ever added to your signature. Clicks on your signature's links are counted while link tracking is on, because a recipient chose to follow them, and you can switch that off on your dashboard at any time.

An animated image is not a spam signal on its own, though nobody can promise where an email lands: spam filters judge the whole message and the reputation of the domain that sends it. What the signature adds is ordinary table markup and small hosted images, with no scripts, no web fonts and no tracking pixel. Every link is checked before it is sent, and what you type goes out as text.