How to Change Email Signature in Gmail
Updating your Gmail signature takes under 2 minutes. Whether you need to update your title, phone number, or completely redesign your signature, this guide covers every method.
Quick Answer
Gmail Settings gear → See all settings → General tab → scroll to Signature → click your signature → edit → Save Changes at the bottom.
How to Change Your Gmail Signature (Desktop)
Open Gmail Settings
Stay on the General Tab
Click Your Signature to Edit
Edit the Content
To replace the entire signature: click inside the editor, press Ctrl+A to select all, then paste your new signature from SignForge with Ctrl+V.
Save Changes
How to Change Gmail Signature on iPhone (iOS)
The Gmail app on iPhone has separate signature settings from the desktop. Mobile signatures are plain text only — for a rich HTML signature, use the desktop.
Open the Gmail App
Go to Settings
Select Your Account
Tap Mobile Signature
Edit and Save
How to Change Gmail Signature on Android
Open Gmail App Settings
Select Account
Find Mobile Signature
Update and Save
Common Problems When Changing Gmail Signature
Save Changes button is greyed out
You need to actually make a change before the Save button activates. Click anywhere in the signature editor and make a small edit (even add and delete a space) to enable it.
New signature still showing old content
Hard refresh Gmail (Ctrl+Shift+R or Cmd+Shift+R). If using Gmail in multiple tabs, close other tabs — they may be loading a cached version.
Pasted signature shows extra blank lines
This happens with certain copy methods. In SignForge, try clicking the '</>' button to copy the HTML source, then paste it into Gmail's HTML editor (accessible via the three-dot menu in the compose toolbar).
Signature not showing in compose window
Check Settings > General > Signature defaults. Make sure your signature is selected under 'For new emails use'. If it shows '(No signature)', change it to your signature.
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