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How to attach a ZIP file to an email. First you want to compose your email by filling out the recipient line and subject. Now to attach your zip file, click the paper clip on the bottom that says attach files. Here you may choose the ZIP file that youd like to attach to your email. Youll know the file has been uploaded once the file name turns blue. When youre ready, click send. Now were gonna go through this same process once more, but now attach a larger ZIP file. As you can see here, my ZIP file is 34.9 megabytes. Because the file is larger than 25 megabytes it will tell you that it needs to be sent as a Google Drive link. And thats how you attach a ZIP file to your email.
