Sending a video through email is easy if you follow the right steps. Whether it’s a short clip or a longer video, here’s how to do it without any hassle. Most email providers (like Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo) have a file size limit (usually 25MB). If your video is larger than the limit, you’ll need to compress it or use a cloud service (explained below). Open your email (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc.). Click Compose to start a new email. Look for the paperclip icon (attachment button). Select your video file from your computer or phone. Wait for the video to upload. If the video is too big to attach, upload it to a cloud service like: Google Drive OneDrive Dropbox Share the link to the video in your email instead of attaching the file. Add a subject line, e.g., "Here’s the Video You Requested". Write a short message: "Hi [Name], I’ve attached the video you asked for. Let me know if you have any issues opening it. Thanks!" Double-check that the video is attached or the link works. Hit Send. Follow up if the recipient doesn’t receive it. Subject: Video Attachment - [Video Name] Hi [Name], I’ve attached the video you requested. If you have any trouble opening it, please let me know. Thanks! [Your Name] You can easily send a video through email without any problems with this easy steps. Check the Video Size
Attach the Video to Your Email
Use a Cloud Service for Large Videos
Write a Clear Email
Send and Confirm
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