If you want to see how it's done, go directly to the video below. To create and use email signatures in Outlook on the web, see Create and add an email signature in or Outlook on the web. If the above method for adding your badge to your signature to Gmail isn't working for you, please try this second method.Important: If you have a Microsoft account, and you use Outlook and Outlook on the web or Outlook on the web for business, you need to create a signature in both products. It may look like nothing happened, but click back on the image and see where you can change the hyperlink. Highlight the image and click on the link Icon. Use the picture icon to upload the badge image you downloaded. ġ Find the settings area and scroll to the signature blockĢ. Select the image icon and choose the image you downloaded.Ĥ. Either edit an existing signature or add a new one.ģ. You'll need this to hyperlink your downloaded image.Ģ. Select the "Public Link" option and click the "Copy" button to copy the Badge URL your clipboard. (We recommend around 150x150 pixels, in this case.) Click the "Download Image" button (see below).Ĥ. Select "Download Badge Image, and use the sliding scale to select the appropriate size for your image download. This will show you all of your possible share options for this badge.ģ. Select the share button at the top the page. Log into your account and select the badge you’d like to add to your email signature from your Dashboard.Ģ. Some, like Outlook, require a resized image and a hyperlink.įirst, let's find the assets you’ll need from your badge on Acclaim.ġ.
Yes, adding a hyperlinked badge image to your email signature is a great way to make sure your professional network is aware of your certifications, credentials and other badge-worthy recognition.Įmail clients handle images within signatures differently.
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