Adding a signature in Gmail may seem tricky at first, but it's more than doable, especially with the right guidance. Here's how to do it in the app or the site.

Changing your Gmail signature default settings . In order for your signature to be automatically generated when you compose a new email, you need to ensure the settings are set to do this.

As long as your Gmail signature is turned on, your rich text creation will be appended to the bottom of all outgoing messages. (Click on the image for a closer look.) ...

If you're a heavy user of Gmail, you might be annoyed by the program's poor support for signature text. It's plain text only, which means you can't change the font or color, embed links, or use ...

Gmail now automatically uses your web signature on Android if you haven’t set a mobile-specific one. The Android feature is still rolling out, but iOS users already have it.

If you create a signature in Gmail on the web now, it may take a few minutes to sync with your mobile. The change appears to be rolling out widely, as I tested it across multiple Gmail accounts ...

The Gmail app on Android can now use your signature on desktop. If you don’t have a separate signature setup on mobile, the app will use your web signature for replies and new messages.

As of today you can use a rich text signature in Gmail, meaning that you can add links and images to it, as well as change the text's format, font and color.

If Neil Armstrong had a Gmail account in July, 1969, he could have sent e-mail with a signature that said "Sent from the Moon." That's because Gmail can now automatically append your location to ...

Gmail's support for just one email signature can be a pain if you don't always want to end your messages the same way -- you may not want to respond to a work request the same way you do an ...