Tap Set up in Gmail. We photograph your card exactly as it looks here, host it, and open an install page with a one-click copy — then paste into Gmail’s Signature box. You get the studio-exact visual card plus live contact links underneath it. (The card is one picture, so the picture itself links to one place; the links under it are the clickable ones.) Chrome or Edge on a computer — other browsers fall back to the flat card and the page tells you so.

Tap Email me → open the email we send → select the whole card (click just before your name, drag to the end) → copy → paste into your mail app’s Signature setting:

• Gmail — Settings › See all settings › Signature › Create new › paste
• Outlook — Settings › Compose and reply › Email signature › paste
• Apple Mail — Settings › Signatures › + › paste (uncheck “match default font”)

Tap Image link → we copy a hosted image of your card. Paste that link into Insert image → by URL (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail) or anywhere that takes an image URL. It always looks identical — but it’s one flat picture, so its links aren’t clickable. Use ① if you want the email/phone to click. Prefer a file? Tap PNG — the same picture, saved straight to your device (and the hosted link lands on your clipboard too).

Tap Download — a single file of your exact card, glass and all, to open in any browser. A keepsake to keep, not something you paste into email.