Unofficial

This is not an official IxDF product. Built by Vijay Chaganti, IxDF Country Manager for India, for the community to use freely. Nothing you enter is saved, sent or uploaded anywhere.

For IxDF Local Leaders and members

IxDF Signature Builder

Work down the five sections. Fill in whatever you want to show and leave the rest blank, those lines simply will not appear. The IxDF seal is added for you.

01

Who you are

The name block that sits beside your photo

Clear this if your email client already adds one.
02

Your photo

Cropped to a circle with the IxDF seal placed on the corner

JPG, PNG or WebP. A square or portrait photo works best, anything wider gets cropped from the middle. Cropped into a circle with the IxDF seal placed on the corner, then compressed for you. Leave it empty and you get the seal on its own.
03

Links

Where your profile, your site and your calendar point

Your photo and your badges link here.

A Linktree, a vCard page or your own site, whichever you already use. Leave the second box empty and the text itself is treated as the address.

04

Contact

Shown as one small grey line under your links

05

Badges

Taken from your IxDF public profile, shown as a row at the bottom

SVG, PNG, JPG or WebP. SVG is the one to pick if the site offers it, it stays sharp at any size. Open your IxDF public profile, right click each badge and save it. Pick them all at once, or add a few now and more later, they add up. Up to eight.
The builder tries to embed them. If the IxDF server will not allow that, the address is linked instead, which some email clients block until the reader allows images.
Adds a +10 style circle at the end of the row.

Live preview

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Start typing and your signature appears here.

Shown on white, the way it will sit inside an email.

See the HTML
Example of a finished one
A finished IxDF signature: a circular photo with the IxDF seal on the corner, then name, role, chapter line, personal link, a meeting link and a row of IxDF badges.

Vijay’s own signature, built with this tool.

Putting it into Gmail
  1. Click Copy signature. If your browser blocks it, select the preview above and press Ctrl or Cmd plus C.
  2. In Gmail, open the gear icon, then See all settings, then the General tab.
  3. Scroll to Signature, click Create new, give it a name and paste into the box.
  4. Under Signature defaults, set it for new emails and for replies.
  5. Scroll down, Save Changes, then send yourself a test mail.

For Outlook or a signature manager, use Copy HTML code instead.

Unofficial community tool. Built by Vijay Chaganti, IxDF Country Manager for India. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Interaction Design Foundation.

The output uses tables rather than modern layout, keeps every style inline, sticks to Arial and Helvetica, and embeds your images inside the signature itself. The circle, the seal on the corner and the badge row are all baked into images before they go out, because email clients cannot be trusted with rounded corners or overlapping elements. Nothing you enter leaves this page.