Animate Your Logo for a Memorable Email Signature
Upload your company logo and add a subtle pulse, shimmer, or glow animation. Download the GIF and paste it into Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail — your signature will stand out in every inbox.
Step 1
Upload your logo
PNG with transparent background works best
Step 2
Pick a subtle effect
Pulse, Shimmer, or Glow Loop
Step 3
Add to email signature
Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail
Email Signatures & Marketing Optimized: Email: <3MB for reliability, many clients strip animations. Test in preview.
Compress and resize your email signature GIF.
Keep the subtle logo motion, then trim the file so it stays fast and professional in inboxes.
Who Uses Animated Email Signatures
Sales & Business Dev
An animated logo in your signature increases memorability — prospects remember you after the first email.
Creative Agencies
Show off your brand's creativity in every email with a logo that moves. First impressions matter.
Consultants & Freelancers
Stand out from competitors in proposal emails — a polished animated logo signals professionalism.
E-commerce Brands
Add an animated store logo to customer service and order confirmation emails for brand recognition.
Healthcare & Professional Services
Subtle animations (pulse, shimmer) look clean and professional in regulated industries.
Startups & Tech Companies
A minimal animated logo in investor and partner emails shows attention to detail and brand quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add an animated GIF to my email signature?›
Upload your logo, pick a subtle animation like Pulse or Shimmer, and download the GIF. Then in Gmail: Settings → See all settings → Signature → insert image (upload the GIF). In Outlook: Insert → Signature → insert picture. The GIF will animate when recipients open your email.
Do animated email signature GIFs work in Gmail and Outlook?›
Gmail, Apple Mail, and most webmail clients display animated GIFs in email signatures. Outlook on Windows shows only the first frame (it does not animate GIFs). If Outlook support matters, use a very subtle first-frame design so it still looks good as a static image.
What animation style works best for email signatures?›
Subtle is best for professional email — Logo Pulse (gentle heartbeat), Shimmer (light sweep), and Glow Loop look premium without being distracting. Avoid fast or flashing animations, which can feel unprofessional and may trigger spam filters.
What size should an email signature GIF be?›
Keep it small: 200–300 px wide and under 1 MB. Larger GIFs can increase email load times and trigger spam filters. After generating, use our GIF Compressor if the file is too large.
Can I use a company logo or branded GIF in my email signature?›
Yes — this is the most common use case. Upload your company logo PNG, pick a professional animation, and use the GIF in all employees' email signatures for a consistent brand experience.
Will an animated signature affect email deliverability?›
A small, well-optimized GIF under 1 MB generally does not affect deliverability. Avoid embedding the GIF as base64 data — always host it externally or upload it as an attachment in your email client's signature tool.