Pipeline email signature template
Portrait and details, then a tinted action bar with your booking link and offer side by side.
- Email-safe tables and inline styles
- Mirrors automatically for Arabic
- Works in Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail
Use this template
PRO template: free to try in the editor, included with Solo and above.
Who it suits
- Sales people and consultants who turn emails into meetings.
- Anyone who wants a short notice under every email, such as an event, a new address or open roles.
- Anyone who books calls from email, thanks to the built-in booking button.
Fields it uses
Leave any of them empty and that part of the signature disappears cleanly.
- Full name
- Pronouns
- Job title
- Company
- Phone numbers
- Headshot
- Social profiles
- Booking link
- Button text
What’s in the layout
Stacked in a single column, read top to bottom.
- Headshot, with your initials shown instead when you have no photo
- Your name as the headline
- Job title and company on one line
- Contact details on a single line
- Social icons in your brand colour
- A booking button for your calendar link
- A call-to-action button
ProWith banner3,304 characters4 hosted images
In Arabic
- Arabic text aligns right, while phone numbers, emails and links stay left-to-right so they never scramble.
In Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail
- Built from tables and inline styles, the way Outlook’s Word engine expects.
- With the demo details it is 3,304 characters, 33% of Gmail’s 10,000-character limit.
- Roboto is a web font. Apple Mail can show it; Gmail and Outlook fall back to Arial.
- Outlook for Windows draws rounded corners as square ones; the layout itself stays intact.
- Buttons are real text in coloured cells, not images, so they still show when images are blocked.
- The initials mark is text, so it shows even before images load.
- Coloured panels are cell backgrounds. Some dark-mode clients may shift the shade.
Make Pipeline yours
Pro template. Try it free in the editor; it is included with Solo and every paid plan. Add your details, pick your colours, then copy it into your email app.