Email Signature Wrangling
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1. Upload image:
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My signatures
    2. Cut into slices

    Click the image to drop a cut line. Horizontal cuts make full-width rows; vertical cuts split only the row you click in. Click a line again to remove it. When you're happy, click Generate slices & upload.

    Preview
    Open

    Click a slice to edit its link. Highlighted slices already have a link.

    Signature Links

    Click a row to find it in the preview. Pick a Type, then enter the address.

    1. Sign in

    Sign in with an approved Google account.

    2. Upload the signature image

    Upload one image of the whole signature (PNG or JPG). Set a max width if you want it smaller — large images are downscaled automatically before slicing and storing.

    3. Cut it into slices

    A slice is one linkable piece of the signature. Choose Vertical or Horizontal, then click the image to drop a cut line where you want one piece to end and the next to begin. Click an existing line to remove it. Most signatures only need a few vertical cuts.

    4. Generate slices & upload

    Click "Generate slices & upload". The tool crops each piece, uploads them, and builds the preview signature with a row per slice on the right.

    5. Add links

    For each slice that should be clickable, pick a Type (Email, Phone, a social network, or URL) and enter the address. Email needs just the address; social needs just the profile name; URL needs the full link. Leave a slice as "select..." to keep it unlinked.

    6. Save and Copy

    Give it a name and click Save so you can reload and edit it later. Click Copy and paste into the Outlook (or Gmail) signature box.

    7. Share it with someone else

    To set up the signature for another person, click Share and send them the link. Don't email the signature itself: their mail system rewrites its links and images. The link opens a page with a Copy button, a download for Outlook on Windows, and setup steps for Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail and iPhone. Once it's shared, the link keeps working even if you edit or delete the signature.