Outlook keeps mangling your signature. We build the one it can’t break.
Outlook’s ancient rendering engine turns clean signatures into a stack of broken images, doubled spacing, and Times New Roman. Sigquill generates nested-table HTML engineered to survive every Outlook that exists — Classic, New, Mac, Web, and Mobile.
No account · No inbox access · Yours to keep
Hi Marcus,
Attached is the revised timeline — Thursday still works on my end.
Best regards,
Use Sigquill to send your email with professional touch
Your signature is the last thing people see in every email you send. When it looks messy — or shows up broken in someone’s inbox — it quietly chips away at how polished and trustworthy you seem. Sigquill makes sure it always looks its best.
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for the call earlier. I’ve attached the revised timeline — let me know if Thursday still works for the review.
Best regards,
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for the call earlier. I’ve attached the revised timeline — let me know if Thursday still works for the review.
Best regards,
Outlook renderers, all verified
broken layouts shipped
profession-tuned templates
minutes to a finished signature
Compatible everywhere. Still unmistakably yours.
Nested-table HTML
No flexbox, no divs-for-layout, no CSS Outlook will ignore. Just the table structure its 25-year-old engine actually respects.
Pixel spacing, not margins
Outlook discards most CSS margins. We space with cellpadding and spacer cells, so your layout holds in Classic Outlook exactly as in the preview.
Fallback fonts that look intentional
Web fonts don’t render in email. We pick Arial-family stacks that look composed instead of accidental when the custom font drops.
Premium templates, Outlook-hardened
Six profession-specific layouts, each tested against the five Outlook renderers before it ships. Pick one, fill in your details, export paste-ready HTML.
Lawyer
01
Architect
02
Developer
03
Consultant
04
Physician
05
Realtor
06
Signatures built with Sigquill.
Each one generated from a template, then rendered exactly as it arrives in someone’s inbox.
Tested where signatures go to die
Outlook isn’t one renderer — it’s five, and they each break HTML differently. Every Sigquill template is verified against all of them, plus the clients your recipients actually use.
Everything, included.
Every template and layout, plus the paste-ready source HTML — yours to keep, edit, and reuse wherever you send email.
Verified by hand, not by hope. Every template is checked against all five Outlook renderers — Classic, New, Mac, Web, and Mobile — plus Gmail and Apple Mail, before it ships.
All templates, every profession
Paste-ready HTML, yours to keep
Verified in every email client — even Outlook
Access and edit your signature whenever you want
Questions, answered.
Do I need an account?
No. Open the builder, pick a template, and edit your details without signing up — nothing to create, nothing to remember.
What do I actually get?
A finished signature and its paste-ready source HTML — yours to keep, edit, and reuse in any email client, plus updates as those clients change.
Will it actually work in my Outlook?
Yes. Every template is verified by hand against Classic, New, Mac, Web, and Mobile Outlook before it ships — the five renderers that break signatures built anywhere else.
Does Sigquill read my email?
Never. Sigquill has no inbox access, embeds no tracking pixels, and asks for no passwords. You copy the finished HTML into your own client yourself.
What if something looks off after I paste it?
Check the known-issues page for the common gotchas and their fixes, or email support@sigquill.com — we reply as soon as we can and will help you get it rendering correctly.
Still stuck? Contact support — replies as soon as we can — or read the known issues.





