How Blinq email signatures work
Blinq generates an image of your signature that contains an embedded link to your unique Signature Card - a Blinq profile page that recipients can tap to save your contact details.
Signatures are dynamic: any changes you make in Blinq are applied automatically without needing to re-paste the signature into your email client.
Supported email clients
Blinq email signatures can be added to the following clients:
Gmail (web)
Outlook (web)
Apple Mail (Mac desktop)
Apple Mail (iPhone)
Note: The Outlook and Gmail mobile apps only support plain-text signatures and do not support image-based signatures. Apple Mail for iPhone is currently the only mobile email client that supports Blinq email signatures.
Note: HTML email signatures are available on Blinq Business plans. To enable this feature for your team, contact Blinq Support.
The Signature Card
The Signature Card is created when you first create your signature. A few important things to know:
If you used an existing Blinq Business card as a shortcut to create your signature, the Signature Card is not linked to that card after creation. Changes made to your Blinq card will not flow through to the email signature automatically - you'll need to edit the signature separately.
Unlike a standard Blinq card, custom field labels and ordering will not apply to the Signature Card when it is opened by a recipient.
Getting started
The typical workflow is:
Create your signature in the Blinq dashboard → see Creating a Blinq Email Signature
Add it to your email client → see Adding Your Blinq Signature to an Email Client
Edit it any time from the dashboard and changes apply automatically → see Editing and Deleting Your Blinq Email Signature