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Hi everyone, Michael here. Today Im going to show you how to create and customize a signature inside of Gmail. A signature usually includes helpful information like your name, where you work, your phone number, and could even have something like an inspirational quote at the end. Lets go check out how this works. To set up a signature in Gmail, go to the top right-hand corner of the UI, click the gear icon for settings, then follow up by clicking see all settings. Make sure you are in the general settings area and not in inbox or labels or anything like that. Then scroll to the near bottom until you find the signatures area. You can see here there are no signatures. We will want to click on create new. Im going to create a signature for work. I will type in work, then click on create. Next, Im going to write in my work signature. Here it is. I can adjust the sizing and fonts of anything written in here. Small, large, huge. I can adjust the colors as we