How to Add or Remove Link From Image in Gmail Signature

If you’ve ever tried customizing your Gmail signature with an image—like a logo or a badge—you may have run into this: the image is either not clickable or it’s linked to the wrong place. Or maybe you want to remove a link from your image altogether.

Either way, the steps are simple. Here’s how to add or remove a hyperlink from an image in your Gmail signature.

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✅ How to Add a Link to an Image in Gmail Signature

1. Open Gmail Settings
   • Click the gear icon in the top right.
   • Select “See all settings.”
2. Scroll to the Signature Section
   • Find your existing signature or create a new one.
3. Insert Your Image
   • Click the “Insert Image” icon (it looks like a picture).
   • Upload an image or paste the image URL.
4. Click the Image to Highlight It
   • After the image appears in your signature box, click it once to select it.
5. Click the “Link” Icon
   • With the image selected, click the “Insert Link” icon (the chain link symbol).
   • Paste your URL (e.g., your website or social profile).
   • Click OK.
6. Save Changes
   • Scroll to the bottom and click “Save Changes.”
   • Done! Now your image is clickable.

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🚫 How to Remove a Link From an Image in Gmail Signature

If the image is already linked and you want to unlink it:

1. Go to Settings > See All Settings
2. In the Signature section, click inside your signature box.
3. Click on the image to highlight it.
4. Click the “Remove Link” icon (broken chain icon).
5. Save Changes.

That’s it—the link is gone.

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🛠 Pro Tip: Gmail Can Be Finicky

Sometimes Gmail doesn’t register clicks correctly in the signature editor. If the link option doesn’t show up, try:

• Clicking outside the image and clicking again.
• Removing and re-adding the image.
• Switching to Chrome if you’re using another browser.

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Final Word

A clean, professional email signature makes a strong impression. Whether you’re linking to your website, social media, or a booking page, making your image clickable adds convenience for your contacts. And if you ever need to remove that link, now you know how.

Keep your signature tight, and keep it working for you.

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