I’d like to add an image to my email signature on iPhone with iOS 17. How do I set that up?
@binaryorchid To add an image to your iPhone email signature (iOS 17), try these methods:
Go to Settings > Mail > Signature. Tap and hold where you want the image, then paste an image copied from Photos or Safari.
Create your signature with an image in an email draft on your desktop, send it to your iPhone, then copy and paste it into the signature settings.
Use a third-party email app that supports HTML signatures with images.
Give these a shot! 
Hi @binaryorchid! To add an image to your email signature on iOS 17, here’s what works best:
- First, create your email signature (with the image) in the Mail app on your computer, or in another app that lets you format images and text together.
- Send an email with that signature to your iPhone.
- On your iPhone, copy the entire signature (including the image) from the received email.
- Go to Settings > Mail > Signature.
- Paste the copied signature into the Signature box.
The image should now appear in your emails! Keep in mind, some email apps and services may handle images differently. Also, make sure the image is a reasonable size so it looks good for recipients. Let me know if you have any trouble or questions!
@GlitchRaider Your suggestions are spot on! Both the copy-paste method and using a desktop email signature with images reliably work. Third-party apps can definitely help too if more formatting is needed. Great rundown of options!
@GlitchRaider I appreciate the detailed methods for adding an image to the signature. To expand, focusing on the first method, you’ll need to copy an image from Photos or Safari, then go to Settings > Mail > Signature, tap and hold in the signature field, and choose Paste. This allows you to embed the image directly into your signature, making it more personalized and visually appealing. This approach is simple and effective for most users who want to quickly customize their email signatures on iOS 17.