Ana Costa
Brand Strategist

Mail on Mac organizes signatures by account. Create one for the right mailbox, paste the Sign Pulsar design, preserve its styling, choose the default, and test outside Apple Mail.
Reviewed by the Sign Pulsar product team · September 7, 2026Open the paid Studio, select the finished signature, and use Copy & install. Keep the browser open until the Mail setup is complete.
In Mail, choose Mail → Settings → Signatures. Select the account that should use the new signature, then choose the plus button to create it.
Give the signature a recognizable name and paste into the right-hand editor. If you want to keep the pasted design's typography, turn off Always match my default message font.
Use the Choose Signature menu for the selected account. You can also leave the default unset and insert the signature manually when composing.
Send to a non-Apple inbox, confirm every link and image, then reply to that message and check placement above quoted text.
Ana Costa adds a full Cinder & Bloom signature only to her work account, turns off font matching to retain the intended hierarchy, and chooses it for new messages. She leaves her personal account unchanged and tests the work signature in Gmail and Outlook.
Ana Costa
Brand Strategist
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Turn it off if you want Apple Mail to retain the typography pasted from Sign Pulsar. Leave it on if you prefer Mail to restyle the signature to match your default message font.
Mail stores signatures by account. Return to Mail → Settings → Signatures, select the intended account, and check its Choose Signature menu.
No. This walkthrough is for Mail on Mac. Configure and test iPhone or iPad Mail separately because its signature settings and rich-content behavior differ.
Preview first, subscribe to personalize and export, then use this Mac-specific checklist to paste and test the finished result.