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Your work sells you. Your signature should point to it.

Ten signatures for designers, writers, developers, photographers, editors and independent consultants. No company needed: your name and your work come first.

  • 10 free templates
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  • Your details stay in your browser

Make them all yours

Type once. Watch all 10 change.

Every preview below updates as you type. Empty boxes keep the example details.

Stays in your browser. We never see your details.

Copy uses only the details you type here. To add LinkedIn, WhatsApp or a booking link, use "Use this template".

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Dark inbox preview: close to how phone email apps darken a signature. Each app differs a little.

Freelancers and creatives templates

No template matches that yet.

Try a job like "sales", "doctor" or "exporter", or a style like "minimal".

All names, companies, emails, links and numbers in the previews are example details. Replace them with yours.

In short

What is a good email signature for a freelancer?

Your name, what you do, email and one link to your portfolio. Add an availability or booking line if it helps clients. These ten templates are made for freelancers and creatives.

How it works

Simple, in 3 steps.

  1. 01

    Pick one of ten

    Every template here is made for freelancers and creatives. Filter by tone if you want it warmer or more formal.

  2. 02

    Type your details once

    All ten previews show your name, title and contacts as you type.

  3. 03

    Copy or fine-tune

    Copy it into Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail, or open it in the generator to change anything.

Tips

Signature tips for freelancers and creatives

  • 01

    Lead with your portfolio

    One link to your best work is easier to follow than five social icons.

  • 02

    Say when you are free

    A short availability line saves clients asking. Update it when your calendar fills.

  • 03

    Pick the one social that matters

    Instagram for visual work, LinkedIn for B2B work. Rarely both.

Questions

Straight answers.

What should a freelancer email signature include?

Your name, what you do, your email and a link to your portfolio. Add a booking or availability line if clients often ask.

Do freelancers need a company name in the signature?

No. Your name and what you do are enough. If you trade under a studio name, add it.

Should I put my rates in my signature?

Usually not. Prices change and depend on the project. Link to a page where you explain how you work instead.

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