How to add or change a signature in Outlook on Windows
You can change your signature in Outlook on Windows in just a few minutes.
Step 1: Open Outlook and select New email on the Home tab.
Step 2: In the compose window that opens, go to the Message tab.
Step 3: Select the Arrow below Signatures and choose Signatures.
Step 4: In the subsequent pop-up window, pick the signature on the top left that you want to edit. If you're making a new one, tap New first.
Step 5: Make your edits directly in the editor box that displays the current signature.
Step 6: Select Save to preserve your changes.
Optionally, you can adjust the signature for new messages, replies, and forwards on the top right.
Step 7: When you finish, select OK to close the window.
How to add or change a signature in Outlook on the web
If you prefer to using Outlook on the web, adding a signature there is just as easy as on Windows.
Step 1: Visit Outlook.com in your web browser and sign in.
Step 2: Select the Gear icon in the top right.
Step 3: Then select Mail on the far left and then Compose and reply to the right.
Step 4: Choose the signature you want to change in the drop-down box if you have more than one. Click + New signature to make a new one.
Step 5: Make your edits directly in the editor box that displays the current signature.
Optionally adjust your default signatures at the bottom for new messages, replies, and forwards.
Step 6: When you finish, select Save.
Step 7: Select the X on the top right to close the Settings window.
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