Scroll down to signature, then select your desired account. Go into your Settings app, select “Mail, Contacts and Calendars”. Click next to the signature and when you get the prompt click “Select All” and then select “Copy”. Now, from your iPhone, open up the email you just sent yourself. Send yourself an email with your desired signature from your Mac.

If you follow the directions and make your awesome email signature in Mail, then you can easily add it to your iPhone with a few easy steps: While this video was created on OS X 10.6 the directions are the same for Mavericks 10.9.

One of the more popular posts/YouTube videos of ours is “ Clickable Social Media Icons in Your 10.6 Mail Signature“. Well this led me to a quick google search and I found that you could copy and paste your signature from your desktop email into your iPhone signature and then when you did the “Undo Change Attributes” it would put back your color on your text and save your embedded links! How awesome is that? Instead of the typical “Undo Typing” option, it instead said “Undo Change Attributes”. While I was working on one of my email account signatures I got a bit spazzy and accidentally shook my iPhone. I didn’t think it would work as when you paste your signature into the iPhone it would strip all the colors and link attributes from the signature. I’m probably a little late to the party but I had no idea that we could actually do signatures on the iPhone that used colored text and had clickable links.

How to add a signature in mail on mac