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Sign up with a code sent to your email, or with Google or Microsoft. The first month is free and no card is asked for.

Upload them during onboarding and crop them to fit. Your photo is what the animation is made from; a transparent PNG logo keeps its transparency.

Every design is drawn for one animation of your photo. Your details carry across when you switch, so try a few.

Everything is open for a month. After that, choose a monthly or yearly plan in Settings to keep editing; installed signatures keep working either way.

The builder saves as you go. If an image is still uploading it waits for it, and tells you if one failed rather than saving without it.

The Brand panel sets your palette for light and dark, and any field the design allows can take its own font, weight and size.

Pick up to five from ten networks. Once five are on, the rest are locked until you turn one off.

Design one from your own words or upload a 320x80 image. It sits under your signature on every email.

The builder's last section turns your photo's animation into a 400x400 GIF you can download and use anywhere.

Copy the signature on the Install page, then paste it into Gmail's Settings, Signature. Set it for new emails and replies.

New Outlook and the web: Settings, Accounts, Signatures. Classic Outlook: File, Options, Mail, Signatures.

Select it in the signature settings, replace its contents with your new copy, and save.

Most phone mail apps store plain text only. Set the signature on your computer, or in Apple Mail on the iPhone, and mail sent from there carries it.

Older Outlook for Windows, or Windows with animation effects off, shows the first frame only. That frame is your finished photo, so the signature still looks complete.

In classic Outlook, paste with Keep Source Formatting (Ctrl+Shift+V). Paste into the signature editor, not into an email first.

A signature already pasted into your mail client keeps what it had. Copy it again from the Install page and paste it over the old one.

Their client may block images until they allow them. Your name, role and links are text, so they still read.

Some clients invert colours. Preview dark mode in the builder, and use a logo with a solid background or a light outline.

Clicks on your signature's links and banner, approximate banner loads, and the country and device a click came from, as daily counts. Opens are never tracked.

Switch it off on your dashboard. Copies made after that link straight to their destinations.

Apple Mail fetches every image in advance and Gmail keeps copies, so a load is not one person reading.

With campaigns on, your signature carries one slot filled when an email is opened, so a scheduled banner appears without a new copy.

The higher priority shows; on a tie, the one that started later.

The slot shows your own banner from the builder, or nothing, rather than a gap.

Not yet. Each person makes their own signature. For a consistent look, agree one design, palette and set of networks.

One plan, monthly or yearly, priced in your currency with tax included.

Settings, Billing. Cards, invoices and cancelling are handled in Stripe's secure portal. Cancelling keeps everything working until the paid period ends.

A code to your email, a password (added after your first code sign-in), Google or Microsoft. Forgot your password? Sign in with a code.

Settings, My account. It cancels any subscription, then deletes your images, data and login, and signs you out everywhere.

How your account is protected and how to report a problem.