UPDATE: Tech Support promptly responded to my concern with helpful suggestions, including the one I chose which was to upload to Flickr. Working well now. I would suggest they find a better way to make the set up easier, but I do like the signatures I have created. Thanks!Right now, my rating is a 1 - especially because I paid $6.99 for this app. I have tried 10 times, read the tutorial on your site, but none of the links for the images for pic and social media show up when I create an email after saving the signature in preferences. I tried to connect to an image folder in Dropbox and Google Drive. If neither allows for public links, how am I to display the images? Any suggestions about what I’m doing wrong would be appreciated. Thanks!

It may seem a little convoluted at first as to what the proper workflow is, but once you read the instructions and play with it a bit, the app works great and delivers on what they say it will do. Very happy with the result. I now have a very professional looking email signature that has fully interactive “hot” buttons that will send people where I want them to go when clicked on. I’m a real estate agent and I see a lot of other peoples email signatures and I must say this one beats 90% of them out there. Makes me look professional It is very device responsive, so depending what you are using - iPhone, iPad or desktop - and how you hold the device - it will adapt. I had great results using Imgur for the photo hosting. I can now have the same signature across all my devices. READ how to set up your iPhone & iPad, you will be pleasantly surprised by how great it can look. Could use a few more features. I wish it you were able to change the background color of a line or two of text. It has a “footer”, but also needs a few lines of “header” to be able to easily insert some more clickable links. Overall it is worth the money!

I have created many signatures for many people with this tool for many years now. It is not a simple concept to grasp, but once you get it, it works great. Developer has not stopped working on it. Could it be better, oh yes, but it would have to be rewritten from scratch. I mean, we could have a real WYSIWYG interface that lets you select, resize, change color, and what not the same way any graphic design software works, but this is not it. BUT, ESC let’s you create one signature steps by step until you have what you want. Then you can just duplicate and create signatures for all your employees much faster.Hint: GITHUB is probably the best option to host images, icons and logos for your signature. It is free and it will easily still be online for many years to come. Not easy to navigate either, but you can ask your favorite AI tool for assistance. Best part, once you upload you can just point to the GITHUB directory and don’t need to add the url of every single image.Flickr is converting everything to JPEG on the free tier, not a good option anymore.The main reason to host images outside is to save space from everyone’s email servers and your email accounts. You DO NOT want those images as part of every single email you send. Plus, most email clients are careful with when they find those images for security reasons. Hosting externally allows the receiver to decide if they want to see your whole signature. It is just good practice.

While I am proficient enough in html to create an email signature manually, I wanted something that had a number of designs built in to provide quick display options. I found a few websites that were either very limiting or charged monthly fees for the service. Finally, I came upon Email Signature Creator, an inexpensive app that I hoped would accomplish what I wanted.I purchased the app yesterday and immediately started playing with it. In minutes I had roughed out the design for my first signature. There were a few things that I did not understand until I realized that there is a help file (duh) that answered a number of my questions (Help/Email Signature Creater Help).Finally, I had a couple of issues with getting a graphic to appear in my signature and emailed the developer at the support address on their website. He responded promptly and guided me through what I needed to do, which fixed the issues.I would recommend this program to anyone wanting to create email signatures that look very professional. It is inexpensive and works as advertised.That is not to say the app is perfect (but which ones are). I think it could use a few interface tweaks and a few more options, but it works well enough now and I expect the developer will improve it over time (with user suggestions and encouragement).