I cannot for the life of me get my signature and email body to match. Anyone else having this issue?
Could the differences be from copying and pasting my signature from gmail into hubspot?
Hi @bbizzle
Welcome to the Community!
Could you please share a screenshot of your signature? How it should look? Could you please share the code you are using? With this information, the Community will be able to assist you.
Thanks
Sharon
Thanks for getting back to me. I wasn’t using any code - I removed all formatting to keep it simple. The issue was that the email composition screen that shows the signature displays a different font and formatting from the body of the email, BUT when the emails are sent, they are correct (unformatted). So the issue was simply the display of the signature and nothing else. Not sure if that is a bug or just a way to differentiate the signature from the body.
Thanks again for the help!
Thanks @bbizzle this was the answer I was looking for! No issue once email is sent 
I also have this problem.
When I send an email the body text shows as Tahoma 11 and the signature as Calibri 11.
I don’t care which font I use but just want one to match.
I am not using any code. I am just using the simple signature format tool
I agree ,
I want my signature Font to be larger so it matches.. I cannot find a place to increase the size of my signature..
I have exactly the same issue and I haven’t used any coding.
I’ve made sure the font, size and colour match in the “User Defaults” section and in the branding tab under “Marketing > Emails” section. I don’t know what other options we have?
@sharonlicari any suggestions?
Hi @PaulLimb, @coolstemforkids, @RebeccaReed and @bbizzle hope you are having a great day!
The font-family used when you view an email in HubSpot (draft or sent) is “Avenir Next W02”. This is the font we use throughout most of the HubSpot app and is rendered by the browser. The font will also change across email providers as this will render subject to the recipients device settings, and we can’t control this on our side.
At the moment, we are not able to select the font used for “simple” email signatures. Therefore, we would recommend to choose a font-family that is both web-safe and generic, such as Arial, for the email body. In this way, all contacts who open the email in Gmail, Outlook or other email providers will see a consistent font across body and signature. The only caveat to this is that the email signature font will look different when the email is viewed in the HubSpot app.
Hope this helps clarify
Best,
Diana
Hello,
I really can’t understand how this still hasn’t been solved! Everyone here in Hubspot has this problem. It looks extremely untrustworthy when the font size and type of the signature differs from the text.
Even if I choose Arial in the text, the signature is in a different font size!
How are we supposed to use Hubspot like this?
When will there finally be a solution here?
I agree @Dee99
I wasted 2 hours of my workday to find a solution to this. I see some of you have waited for 3,5 years for this. Our emails in HubSpot feels spammy, unpersonal and very unprofessional.
How is this categorized as “accepted solution”?
Why is this marked as an Accepted solution? No solution has been proposed, and this is still a major issue.
For all the customization available in Hubspot, non-customizable items like this, never cease to amaze me!! Why design a **marketing** tool that allows for font changes but cannot match the body of a message with its signature? Such a rookie mistake. Picture smiling with spinach in your front teeth. sigh…
WORSE…its not just the signature. I just created a “Salutation” snippet. Pretty standard stuff for the past 30 years of working with CRMs…but that font won’t match an alternative body font either.
Oh, and one more thing - the line spacing on the signature is smaller. So even if I use the default font, my signature still won’t match.
This still remains an issue and is problematic as it makes emails coming out of the CRM to look haphazzard and unprofessional (spammy) with the font and font size not matching.
We can do better than this, right @dharmesh?
One wonders if this message board is monitored by anyone at HubSpot with the power to prioritize. Months ago I received outreach from the company that one of my other similarly confounding issues was being worked on and invitation to beta, but no further followup.
Same issue here. We signed up with HubSpot for professional toolsets. It is extremely shocking that this rather large detail was overlooked and continues to be unresolved. Our templates, sequences and automated outreach all appear sloppy, haphazzard and very unprofessional to the point that we paused using these tools right now until there is solution. If we cannot use these tools and have the results appear professional, why are we paying so much? PLEASE, HubSpot, correct this ASAP.
Hello All,
If you would like for the default font to update your templates/snippetts, etc, please upvote the following thread: https://community.hubspot.com/t5/HubSpot-Ideas/Global-Email-template-snippet-font-amp-size-formatting/idc-p/773317#M139079
Hello, @DianaGomez is there a solution for this now that its 2024? I would like to make my email signature text blue like my body text, and add a disclaimer text in smaller font type. Please help, thanks!
Hi @KKuypers,
Thanks for the tag. I was investigating, and indeed this is still the case. However, I came across an idea that had already been posted by another user in our Ideas Forum: Global Email, template, snippet font & size formatting.
To contribute, upvote the existing idea and share more details about your specific use case in the comments.
Thank you,
Diana
I hate to be a complainer, but it is now 2025, and this issue remains.
I can’t match e-mail text body, signature or snippets in a single e-mail. How is this possible?
Yahoo Mail had this figured out in 1999…
--Vahag from BrandLens
Hi @Gazan, I was investigating, and indeed this is still the case.
Currently, the best available solution is to vote for the proposed idea, as this will increase its chances of being reviewed by the product team. Additionally, by following the idea, you’ll be able to stay updated on any developments regarding this topic, should there be any changes.
Best,
Diana