How Do You Add a Graphic or Animation to an Outlook Email Signature?

A commonplace Microsoft Outlook email mark is simply message. It may be organized or shaded however it's generally quite insipid until you include a picture. Possibly it's an organization logo or a family photograph, and either is actually simple to incorporate.

Your email mark can send a solid expert or limited time message. This is valid for content, however pictures can regularly pass on importance significantly quicker and in a more extravagant way. Obviously, pictures can be included only for no particular reason, as well.

In Outlook, including a realistic or activity (an enlivened GIF, for instance) to your mark is as simple as adding an image to an email.

Instructions to Add Images to an Outlook Signature 

Viewpoint 2016 or 2010 

The following are the directions for adding a realistic to your Outlook 2016, Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2010 email signature. In the event that you have a more seasoned variant of the program, see the instructional exercises beneath this initially set of steps.

• Pick File from the menu in MS Outlook. 
• Select Options to open Outlook Options. 
• Go to the Mail tab. 

In the Compose messages area, pick the Signatures catch by Create or adjust marks for messages.

On the www.norton.com/setup that you as of now have a mark that you need to add a picture to, skirt down to. Something else, select the New catch in the E-mail Signature tab to make another Outlook signature.

Name the mark something exceptional and after that enter any content you need to be incorporated into the mark in the zone at the base of the Signatures and Stationery window, in the Edit signature segment.

• Ensure the mark you need to add an image to is chosen. 
• Position the cursor where you need to embed the image. 
• Select the supplement pictures catch in the organizing toolbar to choose the picture you need in the mark. It's the one between the Business Card and hyperlink catches. 
• Select OK on the Signatures and Stationery window to spare the mark. 
• Select OK again to exit out of Outlook Options. 

Standpoint 2007

On the off chance that you need to alter a current mark.

Make another message in Outlook utilizing rich HTML arranging.

Plan your ideal mark in the body of the message.

Position the cursor where you need to embed an image.

Use Insert > Picture to include the picture or activity.

Ensure the picture is a GIF, JPEG or PNG record and not very enormous. Different organizations, for example, TIFF or BMP produce substantial documents. Have a go at diminishing the picture size or goals in a designs manager and sparing the image to the JPEG position if it's any bigger than around 200 KB.

• Press Ctrl+A to feature the whole body of the message. 
• Press Ctrl+C. 
• Presently select Tools > Options... from the primary Outlook menu. 
• Access the Mail Format tab. 
• Select Signatures under Signatures. 
• Select New to include another mark and give it a name. 
• Select Next >. 
• Press Ctrl+V to glue your mark in the Signature content field. 
• Select Finish. 
• Presently select OK. 

On the off chance that you've recently made your first signature, Outlook has naturally made it the default for new messages, which implies it will be consequently embedded. To utilize it for answers as well, select it under Signature for answers and advances.

• Select OK once more. 

Alter an Existing Signature to Add an Image in Outlook 2007

To alter a current mark utilizing the strategy portrayed previously:

• Select Tools > Options from the menu. 
• Go to the Mail Format tab. 
• Select Signatures under Signatures. 
• Feature the mark you need to alter and press Ctrl+A to feature all the content. 
• Duplicate it with Ctrl+C. 
• Utilize the Esc key multiple times. 
• Make another message in Outlook utilizing rich HTML arranging. 
• Select in the body of the new message. 
• Press Ctrl+A and after that Ctrl+V to glue the substance. 

Continue as above however alter the current one.

Standpoint 2003 

See our well ordered walkthrough on the best way to embed a realistic into an Outlook 2003 mark on the off chance that you have that rendition of MS Outlook.