Send & save large attachments in Drive
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Modified on: Sun, 8 Nov, 2020 at 11:06 AM
Send & save large attachments in Drive


| When you're sending a file, you can add attachments in Gmail up to 25 MB—but what if you have larger files such as videos? Save these large files in Google Drive, then insert a link to the Drive or shared drive file in your email. Note: If your recipients don’t have viewing permissions for the file, you can grant them access in Gmail before sending. When you receive a file in Gmail, you can save a copy to Google Drive. |
Insert Drive files in your Gmail messages
- In Gmail, click Compose.
- In the Compose toolbar, click Drive
and choose your file. - Click Insert.
- When your message is ready, click Send.
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Save a copy of Gmail attachments to Drive
- In Gmail, open the message with the attachment you’d like to save.
- Hover over the attachment and click Save to Drive
. - Choose your folder or create a new one, and click Move here.
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