Adding your Animated Photologo as your Email Signature
In order to add your Animated Photologo to your email siganture , we recommend checking with your e-mail provider if they support animated files. When it comes to sending animated gifs – each email client that supports HTML format will do. If you send your message in plain text, it will not do. Either because of your recipient’s email client version or because of non-default settings, the animated gif might not be animated at all.
You can find further information here:
Animated GIFs in Email Signature
Open Outlook on your PC.
Click the File tab.
Select Options from the sidebar.
Click Mail and then find the Signatures section under Create or modify signatures for messages.
Click New under Select signature to edit.
Name the signature and click OK.
Click the image icon and find your chosen image.
Click Insert.
Drag the middle or corners of the images to resize or press OK to add the signature.
Press OK again to save.
Follow this video tutorial:
Gmail Tutorial
Animated Gifs will not work in preview but will work in Safari (if they are small ones) and TextEdit.
Go to Mail/Preferences then select the Signature tab. You will see a Plus (add) button below the middle pain, select it
Give your signature a name, then in the far-right pain you can type the signature that you want and drag and drop your animation into that pain.
Now that you have created the signature, below is how you add it to mail.
After selecting Create new mail you will get the new message window where you would fill out the To:/From: and body of the message. If you look below the subject line and to the far lift you will see Signature, if you only have one signature then it will default to it, but if you have multiple signatures then you can select which one you want for that email.
If your recipient is using Mail on Mac OS X 10.5.x, they will not be animated.
You can find further information here:
Animated GIFs in Email Signature
**For Outlook:**
Open Outlook on your PC.
Click the File tab.
Select Options from the sidebar.
Click Mail and then find the Signatures section under Create or modify signatures for messages.
Click New under Select signature to edit.
Name the signature and click OK.
Click the image icon and find your chosen image.
Click Insert.
Drag the middle or corners of the images to resize or press OK to add the signature.
Press OK again to save.
**For Gmail,**
Follow this video tutorial:
Gmail Tutorial
**For MAC:**
Animated Gifs will not work in preview but will work in Safari (if they are small ones) and TextEdit.
Go to Mail/Preferences then select the Signature tab. You will see a Plus (add) button below the middle pain, select it
Give your signature a name, then in the far-right pain you can type the signature that you want and drag and drop your animation into that pain.
Now that you have created the signature, below is how you add it to mail.
After selecting Create new mail you will get the new message window where you would fill out the To:/From: and body of the message. If you look below the subject line and to the far lift you will see Signature, if you only have one signature then it will default to it, but if you have multiple signatures then you can select which one you want for that email.
If your recipient is using Mail on Mac OS X 10.5.x, they will not be animated.
Updated on: 23/08/2022
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