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Clicky Signature
Animated Email Signatures with ONE click
114 followers
Animated Email Signatures with ONE click
114 followers
A no-code platform to build, animate, and deploy lightweight HTML email signatures that spark replies, boost clicks, and keep your brand front-of-mind.
Clicky Signature
Clicky Signature
Anyone can try the platform and all its features completely free for 3 days. Feel free to explore and test everything Clicky Signature has to offer. 🚀
Manna
Animated signatures could boost engagement! How lightweight are the animations? I’d worry about email load times—does it optimize file sizes automatically?
Clicky Signature
@desmond_ren1 Thanks Desmond! Yes — we’ve put a lot of effort into keeping animations lightweight. We limit each GIF to 500x500 pixels, 25 frames, and hard edges (no soft fades) among many other optimizations. This keeps file sizes well within the limits of most email platforms and ensures super fast loading ⚡📩
HI THERE YOUR WBSITE IS GREAT BUT THERE IS PROBLEM IN YOUR WEBSITE FOOTER WHICH CAN EFFECT THE USER ENGAGEMENT THIS ONE CHECK THIS <div data-us-text="id-ov6vx1n5ctj7onsb3axah3" style="width: 2325.63px; top: -70.2321px; left: 108.983px; font-size: 303.198px; line-height: 536.428px; letter-spacing: -11.9812px; font-family: Outfit; font-weight: 400; text-align: center; position: absolute; word-break: break-word; transform: rotateZ(0deg); color: transparent; z-index: 2;">Clicky Signature</div>
Animated signatures make emails pop! Fantastic tool! 👍
Clicky Signature
@shenjun Thanks so much and not just that — as part of our launch, we’re actually offering free custom animations for logos. If you’ve got a brand or personal logo, send it our way and we’ll animate it for you at no extra cost. Just a little thank-you for supporting us early on!
Let me know if you want to take advantage of that — happy to help!
AskCodi
Neat idea—animations definitely stand out. But does Clicky Signature play nice with all major email clients? Some still butcher HTML like it's 2005.