Have these ready
Choose a small target size and the mail clients you actually use. Keep contact details as editable text.
Professional profiles
An email signature needs a small recognizable face, not a miniature biography poster. Use a simple crop and put contact details in actual text.
You choose your own source and review the current cost before generation.

Preview on a light and dark email background. A heavy border or white corner may appear unexpected; test the signature in the mail client you actually use.
Send a test to yourself and view it on a phone. If the portrait dominates the message, reduce its displayed size in the signature editor.
Create a headshot with my photo ↗Choose a small target size and the mail clients you actually use. Keep contact details as editable text.
Prepare a simple square crop and insert it into a test signature. Send a message to yourself and inspect desktop, mobile and dark mode. Check whether the image makes the signature disproportionately tall or leaves conspicuous corners against the message background.
Resize the displayed image in the signature editor before repeatedly compressing the master. If a photo adds no useful recognition, a text-only signature is also a valid choice.

Why consider this directionThe seated pose and glass meeting-room setting suggest conversation rather than a formal stage portrait.
Check before choosingCheck whether the room details support your real work. Compare shoulders, hands if visible, and the meeting-room reflections.

Why consider this directionThe brighter office and loose chest-up crop allow a general professional introduction with some surrounding context.
Check before choosingCheck the camel jacket’s edges and collar. Decide whether this much background still works in your smallest placement.

Why consider this directionThe wider seated composition provides context for a personal introduction and leaves more of the workspace visible.
Check before choosingA small avatar may need a closer crop. Check the desk and screen for invented or private details before reuse.
Mail applications can block remote images or handle signatures differently. Keep essential name and contact information in text, then test the actual sending setup. Image generation cannot guarantee how another mail client loads the signature.
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