thunderbird insert signature automatically

Next check the box for “Attach the signature from a file instead (text, HTML, or image)”, then click “choose”. Click “View settings for this account” found under the “Accounts” section. Again, it should be located on the top of the side menu panel. Now go to the account settings again, click the lock+envelope icon that has your email address next to it. Save if you want to, otherwise click “Don’t Save”.

Select (and remember) the location or folder you wish to save the file in on your computer. Then type your text and style it exactly how you want it to appear.Īfter you have gotten your signature to look exactly how you want it, the next step is to save this email draft as a file. Leave “attach this image to message checked”. Choose the file from your computer, and be certain to type an alt text. To insert your image, click “insert > image”. Here we are going to create the signature exactly how we want it to appear. The next step is to create a new message by clicking the “write” button. If these were blank and unchecked to begin with, great. So let’s remove both options by unchecking them and clear the file path. And if I remove that will use my signature text. Next under the “Accounts” section, click “View settings for this account”.Ī window will pop up which will show you your current signature. It should be located on the top of the side menu panel. The quickest way to do this is to click the lock+envelope icon that has your email address next to it.

If you have a signature of any kind, the first step is to remove your current signature.Īfter opening Thunderbird go to your email account settings. Looking to setup a Thunderbird email signature that includes both an image and text? The video above or the guide below will give you “How To” instructions.

Thunderbird insert signature automatically