Add an image to your signature in webmail

You can add an image to your SmarterMail signature, for example your company logo:

SwissCenter logo, Datacenter & Web Hosting Solutions, as an example signature image

The image is added by editing the HTML code of your signature, with a tag that points to the address of the image.

In short: in the webmail settings, open the signature, switch the editor to the source code view and add an <img src=""> tag containing the full public address of the image, then save.

Prerequisites

An image published online, at a full public address (preferably https://), for example in your hosting: https://www.your-domain.ch/images/logo.png.
The credentials of the mailbox, to log in to webmail.

What to know before you start

The image is not attached to the message: the signature only contains its address. It must therefore stay online at that address.
Many email programs block remote images by default: your recipient may have to allow them to be displayed to see the logo.

How do I add an image to the signature?

Log in to webmail and open the signature to edit in the settings.
In the signature editor, switch from the design view to the source code view.
Wherever you want (before, after or within the text), add the <img src=""> tag, writing the full address of your image between the quotation marks, for example <img src="https://www.your-domain.ch/images/logo.png">. For several images, add one tag per image; separate them with a <br> tag to put them on different lines.
Save your changes.

Going further

Set up an auto-responder in webmail, to let your contacts know you are away from the same webmail.
Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) in webmail, to protect access to your webmail.