However, Gmail doesn't send emails with more than 25MB of attachments. The size limit prevents clutter in your inbox, but it makes sharing large documents and files challenging.

How to attach real files to Gmail messages, not just links A new Google Drive tweak lets you attach actual files to outbound email.

If you cannot attach a file or send attachments in Gmail, use these working suggestions to attach or upload and send files via Gmail on any browser.

Gmail's size limit for attachments is set at 25MB per email. If your attachments exceed this limit, you can include a Google Drive link.

Dear Lifehacker, I want to be able to right-click a file in Windows explorer, hit Send to Gmail, and automatically attach the file to a new email.