How To Add iPhone Text Signature

Hopefully, I checked out a way to add a signature to the end of all of the outgoing messages (and iMessages) with the help of keyboard shortcut. It only takes a few moments to set these up and you can then add it at the last of every message.

Make New Keyboard Shortcut To Add iPhone Text Signature

NOTE – This technique can be used for any and all phrases you look for yourself typing regularly into a text like a URL, mobile number, address, or anything else that you use often. Just follow the instructions below to make a new keyboard shortcut and you can then use it once you type!

If you want to create a keyboard shortcut:

Step 1:

Head over to the Home screen, then open the “Settings“.

Step 2:

Select “General“.

Step 3:

Move down to search the “Keyboard” field and click on it.

Step 4:

Choose “Text Replacement“.

Step 5:

Choose the + located at the upper-right corner to add a new shortcut.

Step 6:

Now in the “Phrase” field, input whatever it is you like to use as a shortcut or signature within text messages. Remember that texts are assumed to be on the short side, so don’t create something silly long here.

Step 7:

Now from the “Shortcut” field, input the 2-3 letter shortcut you will use to bring the signature up within a message. Once you are completed, click the “Save” button located in the upper-right corner of the display screen.

Use Shortcut To Add iPhone Text Signature

In my example, I select the short phrase “Blessed Be” display up at the last of my text messages. When I complete the text message, I just input bb at the last and my shortcut will appear. I then just click tap the space bar and iOS places the shortcut/signature within the text for me.

Be creative – if you like to end your texts with something like:

~ Good Looking– https://goodlooing.com ~

You have to type this into the Phrase field on the display screen to make a shortcut. When the shortcut trigger, you can then use something like “siggie” to trigger it.