Aisha Patel, MS, PMP
Founder & CEO

Outlook has more than one signature screen. Use the path that matches your version, choose defaults for new messages and replies, then send a test before you rely on it.
Reviewed by the Sign Pulsar product team · September 7, 2026Open the paid Studio, choose your final desktop or mobile-safe layout, and use Copy & install to copy the rich signature.
In New Outlook or Outlook on the web, open Settings, choose Accounts, then Signatures. Select the email account that should use the signature.
Choose Add signature, give it a clear name such as Sign Pulsar — Full, then paste into the editor and save.
Choose whether the signature appears on new messages and on replies or forwards. A shorter reply signature can reduce repetition in long threads.
Compose from the account you configured, send to another inbox, click every link, and inspect both a new message and a reply.
Aisha Patel, MS, PMP saves a photo-and-logo version for new client messages and a compact name, title, phone, and website version for replies. Both examples use fictional LumenWorks details, and both are tested from the correct sending account.
Aisha Patel, MS, PMP
Founder & CEO
Email apps change. These official sources were checked on September 7, 2026:
New Outlook, classic Outlook, Outlook on the web, and Outlook for Mac use different menus. Start by identifying your version, then use Microsoft's maintained instructions linked above.
New-message and reply/forward defaults are separate. Return to the signature settings for the correct account and choose the saved signature for replies and forwards.
Not always. Outlook versions use different rendering engines, and organizational policies can remove images or formatting. Send a test and use the mobile-safe Sign Pulsar preview when broad compatibility matters.
Preview the layouts, activate Pro to personalize, then copy the finished signature and return to this Outlook checklist.