Maya Chen, MBA
Product Lead

Gmail keeps its signature editor inside General settings. Paste your finished Sign Pulsar design, assign it to the right address, choose separate defaults for new mail and replies, and remember to save at the bottom of the page.
Reviewed by the Sign Pulsar product team · September 7, 2026In Sign Pulsar Studio, finish your details and images, check the mobile preview, then copy the rich signature from Copy & install.
In Gmail on a computer, select Settings, then See all settings. Stay on the General tab and scroll to the Signature section.
Choose Create new, give the signature a recognizable name, select the new editor box, and paste the Sign Pulsar signature.
For the correct sending address, choose a default for new emails and a default for replies or forwards. Gmail can store more than one signature.
Scroll to the bottom and select Save Changes. Compose a new message, confirm the expected signature appears, and send it to a second inbox.
Maya Chen, MBA uses the full Northstar Labs signature for new messages and a compact version for replies. In Gmail, she chooses each default separately, saves the page, then sends one new message and one reply to verify both paths.
Maya Chen, MBA
Product Lead
Email apps change. These official sources were checked on September 7, 2026:
On a computer, open Gmail → Settings → See all settings → General, then scroll to Signature. Google may update labels, so use the official guide above if your screen differs.
Yes. Gmail provides separate default menus for new messages and replies/forwards. You can choose a compact Sign Pulsar design for replies.
The Gmail mobile apps have separate signature behavior. This page covers desktop Gmail, so configure and test each mobile app independently before rolling it out to a team.
Sign Pulsar keeps the design work in one place so your Gmail setup is a short, testable copy-and-paste process.