We're excited to introduce an updated and improved signature editing experience for our Insider Fast users starting in version 16.12 (180314). As before, to open the signature editor, navigate to Outlook > Preferences > Signatures, and either create a new signature (by clicking on the + button) or edit an existing one (by clicking on the Edit button).

Create an email signature. On the Outlook menu, select Preferences. Under Email, select Signatures. Double-click Untitled, and then type a name for the signature you created. Select to add a new signature. In the Signature editor, type the text that you want to include in your signature. Email signatures can save you time when sending and replying to emails. Creating a signature in Apple Mail is pretty easy and with a few additional creative tweaks, you can make your signature stand out from just a simple name and email address.

With this update you will now be presented with a larger compose window -- with a variety of formatting controls as well as the ability to insert images, links, and tables -- to help you fine tune your signature exactly to your liking! You can also add alt text to images directly in the editor. We would love to hear from you as we make improvements in Insider Fast, so please provide feedback and report issues via Help > Contact Support. If you would like to see other enhancements in Outlook for Mac, please vote for your feature request via Help > Suggest a Feature.

This is a nice improvement, but you didn't go far enough. I can add an SVG logo in the editor, but when I save the signature it is converted to a low resolution bitmap that looks terrible on all modern 'retina' High DPI displays. At minimum a.SVG image should be preserved since many modern e-mail clients can now display this format, and ideally there should be some way to include in-line SVG code into the HTML signature to avoid adding a file attachment to every e-mail. C'mon guys, lead the pack with robust SVG support and free us from bitmap hell for vector graphics!

Before you start: • Make sure you have your html email signature file or email signature key accessible. • Open Outlook for Mac 2016. Which installation option should I choose? Signature Installer App for macOS (Recommended) If you have a unique signature key then you will want to install your email signature via our installer app. The installation is simple and means you won't have to manually install the signature yourself.

The bonus of using the signature installer app is that it features auto-update functionality and will automatically update your signature in your email client whenever changes are made to it via Email Signature Rescue, preventing the need to re-install. *Please note that our Signature Installer App is still in beta so we are working on improving it.

If you experience any issues, please provide us with detailed feedback via. Basic Guide If you have a html signature file then you may be able to follow the Basic Guide (Copy & Paste). These instructions will only work for more recent versions of Outlook for Mac 2016 as. The Basic Guide is a simple installation which requires opening your email signature in your web browser (excluding Safari) and pasting it into your Outlook for Mac 2016 email client with the source formatting. If you run into any issues during your HTML email signature installation in Outlook for Mac 2016, please see the Troubleshooting FAQ before contacting support through your member account. Install: Signature Installer App.