4 Different Ways Of Attaching Photos To Gmail

There are several ways of attaching photos to email, and the differences between them are significant for the receiving side, some methods will cause your photo to arrive in low-quality, in this video will go over 4 different ways, and what to use went you want to send photos in their original quality, and what to use for casual images you send.

We go through two types of email attachment, attaching a photo as an in-line attachment, and attaching a photo as a file, both are different and are used for different purposes.

When you're attaching a photo as an in-line attachment the original size and quality of the image might not be kept as you send the email, it might be re-compressed or resized depending on the settings of each email provider.

That brings us to the second option attaching a photo as a file this option gives the original quality of the image but has its own disadvantages, as sending files (no matter their type) over email is limited to a set amount of MB, between two Gmail accounts you can send photos up to 25mb, but if you intend to send those filed outside of the Gmail ecosystem, to another email provider the maximum size allowed might drop to 3mb or you might even encounter a situation where your recipient can't even receive attachments whether it's in line or as file attachments.

Bottom line how you send photos over an email one question you need to ask yourself is whether you want the other side to receive the image in the best possible quality, or a lower quality of the image will be enough.

1) Keep today photo quality -- attached is file
2) quality is not a significant factor - attach in-line

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