Although Gmail limits the file size you can attach to an email, that doesn't mean you can't share large files using Google Drive.

In this guide, we share methods to help you email large files in Gmail, whether you use one of the best Chromebooks or an Android smartphone.

On Mobile: Open the Gmail app, click the compose button, and tap the paperclip icon to attach a video. If the file is too large (over 25MB), upload it to Google Drive instead.

Gmail now however, has a killer offering which allows you to send across files up to 10GB in size, using Google Drive.

Gmail has an attachment limit of 25 MB. This article shows how to send folders and large files through Gmail the easy way.

But Gmail actually lets you send really big files– up to 10 GB– using Google Drive, its online file storage service. To give you an idea, with 10 GB you could send a 600-page document or a 10 ...

Google has brought a couple of much-needed features to Google Drive, including a solution for the age-old dilemma of how to send extremely large files. Gmail users who’ve opted into the new ...

To send large files over the size limit, like videos, users can use Google Drive. If your file is greater than 25 MB, Gmail automatically adds a Google Drive link in the email instead of including ...

Frustrated that you can’t share files the size of your entire music collection via e-mail? Google wants to help. Gmail users can now send files of up to 10 GB using Google Drive, the Web giant ...

Likewise, you can allow viewing or editing access. Google Drive If you have a Gmail or G Suite email account and you attach files that are larger than the limit set by Google, a message will indicate ...

If you have an important file in Gmail that you want to save on Google Drive, this post shows how to do so. This simple tutorial shows how to save attachments from Gmail to Google Drive.