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Once you have clicked into the “Table Properties,” go to “Borders and Shading” at the bottom of the pop-up screen.Īfter you click into “Borders and Shading,” make sure the setting is set at “None.” To remove this border right click the table and select “Table Properties.” If we don’t remove this border, it will carry over into the Gmail signature when we copy and paste it. The font and font sizes that you select does not matter, because once the signature is pasted into Gmail you can only select from Gmail’s font and size choices.Īs you can see from the image above, the table created in Microsoft Word has the border. On the right side of the table, we are going to add all of the relevant contact information. One column will be used to place your logo or picture, and the second column will be used for the contact information. Now you can start working on your custom signature! Once you open up Microsoft Word, create a one row and two column table. You can now minimize your Gmail window, as we will be moving onto Microsoft Word! If you added your domain email to your gmail, you will find your added domain email in the dropdown box. Select the email account which you would like to create the custom Gmail signature. Scroll down the tab to the “Signature” section. Once you are within the “Settings,” stay on the “General” tab. Once you are logged into you Gmail account, click on the “Tools” icon than click on “Settings” Listed below are all of the elements you will need to put together this custom gmail signature: After this tutorial, not only will you have all your email accounts under one umbrella with Gmail but you will also have a nice email signature to leave a lasting impression! Elements Needed For The Custom Gmail Signature

In our last post we explained on how to create an email for your domain and integrate it to your Gmail. In this post, we will explain and show a step-by-step guide on how to create a custom Gmail signature. Having a professional signature in your emails will make a lasting impression to the lead as well as enhance your brand awareness. An email is often the first real interaction that a potential client/customer will have with a business.