Yahoo Mail is one of the most popular email services, with almost 228 million users. Chances are that you are one of them. If you would like to enhance your experience, you can easily add a nice email signature with all your contact details, your photo and even a banner. This will make your emails more business-like and professional. Even if you only use your Yahoo Mail for private communications, having a nice email signature will show that you are reliable and pay attention to details.
Email signatures in Yahoo Mail
By default, the Yahoo Mail web client does not add any signatures. So, if you would like to have one, the first thing you need to do is to enable adding email signatures.
Enable email signatures
It is not difficult. First, sign-in to your Yahoo Mail account. When your mailbox loads, open the settings pane by clicking the Settings button in the top right corner of the screen. Then, in the settings pane, click More Settings.
From the menu on the left, select Writing email and click the toggle in the Signature section to turn on adding email signatures to your messages.
Add or change an email signature
When you activate email signatures in Yahoo, a signature editor will be displayed. By default, it is empty, but you can use the tools provided to create your own simple email signature. The signature you create will be presented in the preview on the right side of the screen, so you can see if your design looks good.
However, if you want to go all in and create a really advanced signature for your emails, you can use our free Signature Generator to make your messages stand out from the crowd. When you are done working in our editor, with the default email platform (Outlook) selected, simply click the Apply your signature button. Then, copy the signature to the clipboard and paste it in the Yahoo email signature editor.
We have a large free email signature template library for you to choose from. And, if you know a bit of HTML, you can make some more sophisticated styling changes to your email signature.
One thing to remember is that if you are using your Yahoo account in other email clients, you will need to set up your email signature in each of those clients separately.
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can you set up more than one email signature in yahoo mail? that you can switch between?
Hi Darlene,
In order to have multiple email signatures when using a Yahoo Mail account you will need to use a third-party email client like Outlook or Thunderbird. Keep in mind that you will need to set up your email signatures in the chosen email client instead of the Yahoo Mail account settings menu.
This is why nobody uses Yahoo Mail! Gmail is way more user friendly and in just a matter of minutes you can add a picture into your email signature. Been struggling for over half an hour to insert an image into my bosses email signature. Somebody shoot me! YahooMail is shit!
I need to delete my “I love my husband” signature I’ve tried toggling. But it keeps showing up.
Once you toggle your default signature, it shouldn’t be added automatically to new messages, unless you have some kind of addon or plugin installed.
If it keeps being added to the new messages, try logging in from a different browser, change the signature to something else (you can use the free signature generator to design one) and, just to be safe, change your password.
Keep in mind that you can’t do much about a signature that was added to your emails in the past. You will still see it when someone responds to an older email.
But… it’s not working. I have 3 websites with links in my signature, but 2 of the links won’t save. The options when you hover over it are “Go to… Edit… Remove” and the URL does not appear. Before I tried to fix this, 2 of the 3 worked. Getting worse! Can you help?
The easiest way to apply links directly in the Yahoo signature editor is to highlight the part you want to be the link, use Ctrl + K key combination and specify the link’s address.
Trying to attach a company logo.. I’ve copied and pasted and even tried dragging it into my email signature block but I can’t get it to go or open with it.
Are you using our free email signature generator?
Most problems with images are caused by using shareable links instead of direct links. This article shows exactly how to upload an image and get its direct link.
You can also send me the image’s URL you have been using and I’ll help you get it to work.
Nice write up… It was really helpful