As with all smartphones and tablets, Windows Phone comes with a generic email signature by default too. Default email signatures are boring. I remember when iPhone first came out, the “Sent from iPhone” email signature seemed like a vanity thing. Anyway, here’s how to change the default email signature on Windows Phone 8.
The default email signature is Sent from my Windows Phone.
Custom Windows Phone Email Signature
Open your email account to the inbox view and tap the options button and tap Settings. Then scroll down and flip the Signature switch on and then type in the signature you want to use. Tap the checkmark icon to save.
That’s all there is to it! Here’s a look at the and new signature.
Note: You’ll need to change the signature for each email account you have set up on your Windows phone. It allows you to add multiple email accounts via POP, IMAP, and EAS. You can also easily add your social accounts like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.
If you want to change the email signature on a different mobile platform, check out these articles:
- Change the Default Email Signature on Apple iOS
- Use Different Email Signatures for Each Account on iOS
- Remove ‘Sent from BlackBerry’ from Emails
- Create an Email Signature in Outlook.com
- Change the Default Email Signature on Windows RT Mail App
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Pion2
I LOVE the default signature. I just aded my name.
Steve
Unfortunately, Win 10 Mobile Outlook lacks the ability to create html email. This limitation also wrecks signatures which rely on external references to graphics and use of links to company websites. Branding is important to everyone except Microsoft and its so-called “flagship” Lumia 950 Windows 10 Mobile phone. Outlook email didn’t even “leave port.” HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT.