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At least 1 message in was recently identified as potentially dangerous. Deceptive emails are often used to steal personal info or break into online accounts. Learn how to help protect against deceptive messages

Send attachments with your Gmail message

Add attachments, like files or photos, to your emails. To send large files over the size limit, like videos, use Google Drive.

Send an attachment

  1. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Gmail app .
  2. At the bottom right, tap Compose.
  3. At the top right, tap Attach Attach.
  4. In the menu, select the type of attachment you want to send:
    • Photos
    • Camera
    • Files
    • Drive

Tip: To remove an attachment:

  1. Tap the attachment.
  2. Tap Remove.

Send photos as attachments or in the message

  • When you attach multiple photos to your message, you can select up to 5 at a time.
  • When you select a single photo, Gmail inserts the photo into your message text. To send the photo as an attachment:
    1. Tap the photo.
    2. In the menu, tap Send as attachment.
  • If you select multiple photos, Gmail adds the photos as attachments. To insert a photo into the message:
    1. Tap an attachment.
    2. In the menu, tap Send inline.

Learn about attachment size limits

Troubleshoot problems

Attachments might be unavailable

Your network administrator or Internet provider probably blocked "mail-attachment.googleusercontent.com," the domain Google uses to host attachments.

For more help, contact your internet service provider.

Blocked for security reasons

To prevent viruses, Gmail doesn't let you attach executable files, like files ending in .exe.

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