Help Android email signature with HTML formatting

[NSatimi]

Hi guys,

I've poked around google quite a bit for this, and I have not found a solid solution. Our work requires us to all have an html formatted email signature, which includes an image. Is there any FREE application out there that will enable us to do this?

I have tried copying and pasting the code into the native android email application, but it does not format it. It just simply pastes the code into my email message. I have also tried emailing myself and copying/pasting the signature. This kind of works, but the image doesn't display, and nothing is formatted. It just displays the signature in plain text.

Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!

 

[xdrc45]

Hi guys,

I've poked around google quite a bit for this, and I have not found a solid solution. Our work requires us to all have an html formatted email signature, which includes an image. Is there any FREE application out there that will enable us to do this?

I have tried copying and pasting the code into the native android email application, but it does not format it. It just simply pastes the code into my email message. I have also tried emailing myself and copying/pasting the signature. This kind of works, but the image doesn't display, and nothing is formatted. It just displays the signature in plain text.

Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!

Hi NSatimi and welcome to AF!
Some apps and programs won't display the signature in the proper format or will display it in a plain text or code
Try using your methods above, but use a PC program called NotePad++, to edit/copy/paste your signature, then NotePad++ should save and display your HTML signature properly.

 

[Crashdamage]

AquaMail will do exactly what you want, but not the free version. You must buy the Pro key but at only $5 it is very reasonable.

I use AquaMail to include a custom signature with a company logo image. It will work using an image stored locally on the phone, or a remote image. I use an image stashed on Google Drive in a public directory. Works perfectly.

The method described by xdrc45 *might* work with some email clients, but probably not using a locally stored image.