Add an Image to Your Outlook.com Signature

Personalize your email signature with a logo or picture

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Heinz Tschabitscher
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Heinz Tschabitscher
Updated on January 25, 2021

Outlook.com is Microsoft's free webmail service, and it's the successor to the discontinued Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Hotmail services. Outlook.com lets you create an email signature that's added to your emails automatically. Additionally, you can add an image to your signature to personalize it even further.

If you have an Outlook.com account with an older Hotmail address, the instructions to set up and format your email signature image are the same on Outlook.com.

Add an Image to Your Outlook.com Email Signature

Before you start, create an Outlook.com email signature. Then follow these steps to add an image.

  1. Have a logo or image ready that you want to insert into your signature. It should be about 300 pixels wide and 100 pixels high.

  2. Open Outlook.com and select Settings (gear icon) from the upper-right menu.

    Open Outlook.com and select Settings (gear icon) from the top-right menu.

  3. Select View all Outlook Settings.

    Select View all Outlook Settings.

  4. Select the Mail tab.

    Select the Mail tab.

  5. Select Compose and Reply.

    Select Compose and Reply.

  6. In the Email Signature box, put the cursor where you want the image to appear.

    In the Email Signature box, put your cursor where you want your image to appear.

  7. In the signature formatting toolbar, select Insert Pictures Inline (picture icon).

    In the signature formatting toolbar, select Insert Pictures Inline (picture icon).

  8. Find and choose an image, and then select Open.

    Find and select your image, and then select Open.

  9. Select Save. Your email signature image is automatically included in every email.

    Select Save. Your email signature image will automatically be included on every email.
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