Email Signature Picture Tutorial for Teachers

Having an email signature is essential. This allows your audience to know exactly who you are and other ways to contact you in the future. It's also an opportunity to add a face to the name. With your email signature, you want to make sure people know who you are when it’s best to reach you and other qualifications that make you stand-out and be memorable.

In this video tutorial, the steps for creating an email signature with an image will be shown. All creation is done within Google Slides and then exported as an image.

Email Signature Picture Tutorial Video

After changing the size dimensions of the Google Slide and editing, this can then be downloaded and inserted into your email platform. If for some reason the image turns out blurry after downloading, screenshot the image. This can sometimes get a more clear image for your email.

Email signatures can be added at the end of all of the message automatically. This isn't something you need to do manually every single time.

Unsure how to do this?

Click here for the steps on how to add a photo email signature to GMail.

Click here for the steps on how to add a photo email signature to Outlook.

Don't feel like formatting the dimensions of the Google Slide on your own? I've saved you time with my Photo Email Signature Template. Just open, edit, download, and add!

Click here to grab this template for your email signature creation!

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How to Download Google Slides

There are times when you just need to download your creations from Google Slides. In my video tutorial, I will show you how to do exactly that!

I actually do most of my product and worksheet creations with Google Slides since the text boxes and images are easier to manipulate as opposed to Google Docs. Try it; your life will be changed!

It’s helpful to know different ways to download Google Slides just in case you need them for other mediums that aren’t online.

Different formats you can download are:

Microsoft Powerpoint (.pptx)
ODP Document (.odp)
PDF Document (.pdf)
Plain Text (.txt)
JPEG Image (.jpg, current slide)
PNG Image (.png, current slide)
Scalable Vector Image Graphics (.svg, current slide)

I use this method of downloading images when I am creating backgrounds for assignments. I typically assign my classroom assignments in Google Classroom. Need help with Google Classroom basics? Click here for a FREE 3 part video training series that I created just for you.

When do you use this downloading option to help your productivity? Feel free to direct message me on Instagram, @naomimeredith_ and I would love to chat with you!