Ta daa! You now have a live button link in your email signature that will take visitors straight to your LinkedIn Personal Profile. Paste the URL for your LinkedIn Personal Profile into the hyperlink box, and then click “OK.” (You might have to click “OK” a couple of times to complete the process.)ġ0.

If you struggle to get the placement right we often make the signature entirely in Word and then paste it in.ĩ. After that, click the hyperlink button (depicted by the green circle). Click the “insert graphic” button (highlighted in the image below by the red circle).Ĩ. Next, select where in your signature you’d like the LinkedIn button to appear. If you don’t have one, select “new” and type in the text you’d like your signature to include.ħ. If you have an existing email signature, select it from the list.

Next, go into Outlook and select “options,” then “mail,” and then “signatures.”Ħ. If you click profile in the top menu, you can then copy your personal profile URL. Save the image locally to your desktop in a graphic file format such as. Create a LinkedIn button image like the one below, or download ours by right clicking and hitting “save as.”Ģ. Here’s how you add a button in Microsoft Outlook but if you use a different email program, the steps might be somewhat different if you go below these instructions you will find how to create a LinkedIn button link for Mac Mail or Gmail too.ġ. Just a couple of weeks back we published a stylish “View my company profile on LinkedIn” button which you can read more about here and this button I styled the same way so you can have a matching pair in your email signature – snazzy eh? One of our most popular blog posts ever has been about how to add a “View my LinkedIn profile” button to an email signature but it was so long ago that we thought it deserved an update. How to add a “view my LinkedIn profile” button to your Outlook email signature (plus Gmail and Mac Mail)

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