Now head back over to the Compose window where you just added the attachment. In other words, make sure that whatever file(s) you plan to upload work properly on your iPhone! If they won't open, you could also convert images to PDF format first. You may need to download files directly onto your iPhone before editing. In this example, I'm using Dropbox to host my photos instead of iCloud because Apple has removed support for external image hosting services recently. Now go ahead and type something into the text box so you know what your message looks like when sent. This will allow you to edit the photo before sending it off via Messages. When the attachment opens, choose Edit Details next to Photos. Choose Create New Message then select Attachment Viewer followed by the document you want to attach. Next time you're composing emails from your iPhone, tap the More icon at the bottom right corner of the screen. First, if you don’t already have one, create a free Gmail account to save as "My Signatures" in iOS Settings " Accounts & Passwords " Email. We'll show you how to use those tools to set up cool new signatures.īefore we get started, here are some important tips about changing your signature on your iPhone. Fortunately, you can customize that app and add more functionality with third-party apps like MySignature (free) or SmartMail ($2). Your iPhone is a great device, but its default Mail app doesn't have many features for formatting signatures and adding them to outgoing messages. How do I change my email signature on my iPhone?
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