Recognised at a glance
A face makes an email easy to place, most of all from someone the reader has only met once.
Profile pictures
Put a face behind every message.
People answer people. A photo in your signature tells a reader who is writing before they have read a word, and the same animated portrait can follow you onto every profile you have.
Free for a month. No card needed.
Treatments
Circle, ring, square or oval.
Each design frames the photo its own way. And the builder can turn your photo's animation into a square profile picture to download.
CirclePrism, Aura and Halo
Brand ringA ring in your colour
Soft squareFor a card with corners
OvalRadiance's portrait
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What it does for you
Your signature's own motion
The picture moves the way your signature's photo does, made from the same photo, so the two match.
12 ways to frame it
Circles, an oval, three pills, a diagonal: each design crops the photo to its own shape.
Take it with you
Download a 400x400 animated profile picture to use anywhere a photo goes.
In the signature
The same face, drawn three ways.
Choose the design by the frame you like. Your crop carries across, so the photo sits right in every one.
The specifics
How it works, exactly.
- The profile picture re-runs the motion your signature uses, so the two match.
- Slack, LinkedIn and X show a still profile photo; because frame one is the finished photo, that still is the right one.
- Your photo is stored in your own folder, and deleting your account deletes it.
- Upload
- PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF, up to 10MB
- Crop
- You choose the square when you upload
- In the signature
- Rendered at twice its drawn size
- Profile picture
- 400x400 animated GIF, laid on white
- First frame
- The finished photo, for platforms that show a still
- Logo
- A transparent PNG keeps its transparency
Questions
Questions, answered
Should I put a photo in my email signature?
If people meet you, call you or work with you over time, yes. If you write mostly as a company, your logo can take its place.
Can I use the animated photo as my LinkedIn picture?
You can upload it, but LinkedIn shows a still. Because the first frame is the finished photo, the still is a good one.
What photo works best?
Head and shoulders, evenly lit, with a little space around you. You crop it when you upload.
Can I change the frame shape?
The frame belongs to the design. Choose the design whose frame you like, and your photo and details carry across.
Let them see who's writing.
Upload a photo. Every design frames it, and the profile picture is one click more.