Below is the exact step‑by‑step process to creating your personalized email signature based on Apple’s Mail settings and cPanel or Stackmail account setup.
✅ Step 1 — Make Sure Your Stackmail Mailbox Is Added to Your iPhone
If you already receive Stackmail on your iPhone, skip to Step 2.
If not, add it:
- Open Settings
- Tap Mail
- Tap Accounts
- Tap Add Account → Other → Add Mail Account
- Enter your Stackmail details:
- Name
- Email ([email protected])
- Password
- Description
- For server settings, use:
- IMAP Incoming: imap.stackmail.com
- SMTP Outgoing: smtp.stackmail.com
- Username: full email address
- Password: mailbox password
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For cPanel users the process is the same so far except…
You use:
- Incoming (IMAP): mail.yourdomain.com
- Outgoing (SMTP): mail.yourdomain.com
- Username: full email address
- Password: mailbox password
✍️ Step 2 — Add Your Email Signature
Apple allows text‑only signatures in the Mail app.
- Open Settings
- Scroll down and tap Mail
- Scroll to the Composing section
- Tap Signature
- Choose Per Account (recommended if you have multiple mailboxes)
- Tap under your Stackmail account and type your signature
Example:
Code
John Smith
Community Manager
Your Company Name
Email: [email protected]
ℹ️ Notes & Tips
- HTML signatures (logos, colors, images) cannot be created directly in iPhone Mail. Apple only supports plain text in the Signature field.
- If you need a styled signature, you must paste a pre‑formatted HTML signature from another email app — but iOS may strip formatting.
- Stackmail’s own webmail signature settings (via stackmail.com) do not sync to the iPhone Mail app. They only apply when sending from webmail.
🧭 Summary
- Add your Stackmail account to your iPhone (IMAP recommended).
- Go to Settings → Mail → Signature.
- Select Per Account and enter your custom signature for your Stackmail mailbox.
- iPhone signatures are text‑only.
📌 Important Clarification
- iPhone signatures do NOT sync with cPanel’s Webmail signature (Roundcube/Horde).
- If you want the same signature everywhere, you must set it:
- Once in iPhone Mail
- Once in Webmail (if you use it)
- Once in Outlook, Mac Mail, etc.

