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Go to Settings > Mail > Signature. Choose a signature or create a new one. Tap BIU for Bold, Italics, and Underline formatting.

The appearance and availability of a font in an email message depends on the client and device used to read this email. If fonts used in your email signature are not supported by the recipient's environment, these fonts are not displayed or they get replaced with other available fonts.

This happens because your Apple Mail is set to compose new emails using Plain Text format, instead of Rich Text format. Also, for some reason, Apple Mail refers to HTML format as Rich Text.

Best fonts for email signatures Lucida Sans. Tahoma. Times New Roman. Trubuchet. Verdana. Comic Sans. Impact. Palatino.

You can customize the email signature that appears automatically at the bottom of every email you send. Go to Settings > Mail, then tap Signature (below Composing). Tap the text field, then edit your signature.

How to Use iOS Font Options on Your iPhone & iPad After starting a new email, tap the text field. Tap the left-facing triangle that appears under the text field. Tap the font icon (an upper and lower-case letter a). Tap Default Font. You'll see a list of fonts, tap one to select it.

You can't change the color, font, or font size of an email signature by default. The iOS Mail app signature settings offer only basic rich text features. Even if you copy and paste a formatted feature from elsewhere into the Mail signature settings, most of the rich text formatting is removed.

How to Create an HTML iPhone Email Signature On the iPhone, open Settings in the mail app. Swipe down and choose Mail. Swipe down and tap Signature. Type your new signature text (this can be done for all accounts or on a per account basis). Select Mail.

To specify the font and size , select the text you want to change and go to ?Format > Font? from the menubar or adjust the font and size in the menu bar above the editor. To plug in the RGB color formulas, select the text you want to change and click the font color drop-down in the menu bar above the editor.

Custom fonts, such as web fonts created specifically for a company, can be used in email signatures. However, as a custom font is most likely not installed on an external recipient's device, the font may not to show correctly on your email signature.