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How to adapt image in the attachment

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hello everyone Im Amit from mail smartly image or pictures can take a lot of space in your email which can be issued if you have a limit on a size of emails you can send to help with this Outlook has a feature that allow you to compress images before sending them in an email so in this video I am going to cover couple of methods you can use to compress your image before sending that image as an attachment with the email if you are sending large files the best way to do it is to upload them to an external resources like Dropbox or Google Drive and share the link I have already created a detailed video you can get the link on the top right corner of this video so lets get started the first option is resize large images when I send this message so first of all I create a new message I click on new mail now I have to enter this input so I just directly attach my file so I have to click on attach file go to browse this PC I already have bunch of images I have already saved on my folder so

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By default, Apples Mail app for Macs will show any attachments as an inline preview.
Email Using an Android Make sure that the photo(s) youre trying to email are saved onto your phone. Open the photo app on your phone. Tap the Share icon and choose your desired email. After tapping the share icon, you are given a number of options, depending on the accounts associated with the phone.
Things You Should Know On mobile, compose a new email. Tap the paperclip icon, and then select a photo. Tap the Send arrow to email the photo. On a computer, go to the Gmail website. Compose a new email. You can send up to 25 MB in attachments via Gmail. If you need to send more, you can use Google Drive.
Insert the picture into your email, then click on it to select it. Compress Pictures. Choose your desired compression and resolution settings, then click OK to confirm.
In the Mail app on your Mac, open the message youre writing. Click the Attachment button in the toolbar. Locate a file, select it, then click Choose File.
My assistant found a work around. Record a 1 second video. Go into your photos and select all your photos and the video send as you used to prior to IOS 14 and they will all go to the email as an attachment.
To attach a photo or file to an email, tap the paperclip icon in the bottom right-hand corner of the compose screen. You can attach a recent file or a Dropbox/Box/OneDrive/Google Drive file, a file or photo from your device, or take a new photo.
Send photos in emails In the Mail app on your Mac, open the message youre writing. Click the Photo Browser button in the toolbar. Drag a photo into your message.

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