This guide covers Outlook.com — also called Outlook on the web or the Outlook web app. It supports HTML signatures: you paste the rendered signature (not raw code) into the signature editor.
1Create and download your signature
- Design and save your signature in Mirosign (an active subscription is required to download).
- Click Download HTML, open the file in Chrome, Edge or Firefox, then select it all (Ctrl/Cmd + A) and copy (Ctrl/Cmd + C).
2Open the signature settings
- In Outlook.com, click the Settings gear (top right).
- Go to Accounts → Signatures (older layouts: Mail → Compose and reply).
- Click + New signature and name it Mirosign signature.
3Set the base font first (recommended)
To stop Outlook overriding your styles, click inside the signature box and use its toolbar to set a base font, size and colour first — for example Arial, 10pt. Then paste on top.
4Paste and save
- Click in the signature box and paste (Ctrl/Cmd + V).
- Set Mirosign signature as the default for new messages (and replies/forwards if you wish), then click Save.
- Start a New message to test.