Adding a signature to your email app is a great way to personalize your emails and leave a lasting impression on your recipients. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of adding a signature to your iPhone's native mail app.

To get started, open the Settings app on your iPhone and scroll down until you find the 'Mail' option. Tap on it to enter the Mail settings screen. From there, tap on the 'Signature' option.

In the Signature field, paste your email signature code or type it in manually. You can use HTML codes to format your signature and add images, logos, and other elements. Make sure to test your signature by sending an email to yourself to ensure that it displays correctly.

If you have any issues with your signature not displaying properly, don't worry! It's normal for the Outlook app to render HTML email signatures differently than other apps. This is because the app converts your code to its own proprietary format. To troubleshoot any issues, try sending an email to yourself and check if the signature displays correctly.

Another common issue with email signatures in the Mail app is that images may appear broken when you paste your signature into the settings. Don't worry, this is normal too! The images will display correctly once you start composing an email.

If you're still having issues with your email signature, such as borders appearing after pasting or tables and cells not displaying properly, try checking out our Step-By-Step Guide for troubleshooting common issues.

That's it! You have now successfully added a signature to your iPhone's native mail app. Remember to test your signature regularly to ensure that it continues to display correctly. If you encounter any further issues, feel free to contact our support team through your Email Signature Rescue account using the help button for direct assistance.

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