It is of course possible to send the video file by e-mail. However, these files are often very large and most email providers have a specific limit for attachments. If you want to email a large video, you can go astray.
with Dropbox
Each provider has a different limit for file attachments. If you go beyond that, you won’t be able to attach the video to the mail, but you must first use a cloud storage provider to upload the video file there. Then add the link of the video so the recipient can view and download the video.
If you work with Dropbox, you can embed the link of the shared file in your email. To do this, open Dropbox on the web, select the file and click the button. Parts† In the pop-up window, click the button Create link and copy† Then paste this link in the email.
via Gmail
When you use Gmail, you go to the Gmail site on the web. Sign in to your Google account or create a new one for free if you don’t have one yet. After logging in, click the button with the plus sign in the upper left corner: to draw† You are using it in window because the file is larger than 25 MB New message symbol Attach files with Google Drive† This is the triangle icon. Then go to tab To upload† Drag the video file to the upload box or use the button to select the files.
Gmail puts the selected video in the cloud first. After that, Gmail will take you back to the window. New message and he adds the video link to the message. The recipient can click the link to open the video in Google Drive. You’ll still need enough space, so learn how to free up Drive storage if needed.
with Outlook
In Outlook this works on the same principle. Open Outlook on the web or open the Outlook app and start a new message. press button appendices† When the video is larger than the limit (34 MB), select it under appendices choice Upload and share† Then select the video and upload it from Outlook to OneDrive. Outlook will attach the OneDrive link to your email itself. Then fill in the remaining fields and click. To send†
Source: Computer Totaal
