How to reduce video size to attach it to Gmail
In particular, each mailbox has a limit on the size of attachments, since using emails is mostly a way to transfer small data. For example, for Gmail, the video size limit is 25 MB and if your file is larger, it is automatically added to Google Drive, and a link to it is attached to your email instead of the file itself.
This is a small drawback, but not everyone wants to send files through Google Drive because then you have to clean it from unnecessary files. So how to send a large video file via email with no such complications? Actually, it’s simple – reduce the size of the video before sending it. With our tool, you can even do it with minimal loss of quality!
The process is also simple and straightforward, just take a look at the steps below:
Upload a video
Open Clideo’s Video Compressor and click “Choose file” to upload the clip from your device or take it from the cloud storage.
Wait a bit
When the file is uploaded, the tool sets up the necessary parameters for it automatically. You only have to wait before the compression is finished. Note that larger files may take more time.
Save the result
Watch the preview to make sure everything looks okay. If so, download the video back to your device or cloud storage.
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