How To Send Multiple Pictures in an Email Easily
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Want to know how to send multiple pictures in an email? It’s a convenient way to share memories, documents, or important visuals with friends, family, or colleagues. Whether you’re using a desktop or a mobile app, it’s pretty straightforward.
I’ll show you a few different methods below, so let’s jump right in!
How To Send Multiple Pictures in an Email on Desktop
You can send several photos in an email through a zipped folder or individually.
Send as a Zipped Folder
Here are the steps:
- Select all the pictures you want.
- Right-click on them, tap Send to and select the compressed (zipped) folder.
- Name it and hit Enter.
- Open Gmail and click on “Compose” to start a new email.
- Click on the “Attach files” button (paperclip icon).
- Select the zipped folder or enter the name, then hit Open.
- The folder will be automatically attached to your new email draft. Tap Send.
Send Multiple Individual Photos
Follow the below steps:
- Open Gmail and click on “Compose” to start a new email.
- Click on the “Attach files” button (paperclip icon).
- Long press Ctrl and tap on the pictures you want to send. Click “Open” to attach them to your email.
- Now, hit send.
How To Send Multiple Pictures in an Email on Mobile
Alternatively, you can also use your phone for this. Here are the two methods:
Send from the Gallery
Follow the below steps:
- Select the pictures you want to send. Most gallery apps allow you to select multiple photos by long-pressing one photo and tapping on the others.
- Tap the “Share” icon and choose your Gmail from the sharing options.
- The selected pictures will be automatically attached to a new email draft. Add recipient and subject, and tap Send.
Send Directly from Email
Here’s what to do:
- Open your email client app and tap Compose.
- Tap the attachment icon (paperclip sign). It might appear at the top or the bottom of the screen.
- Long-press on one photo to select it, then tap the rest that you want to send. Tap Insert.
- Your pictures will be attached to your draft. Tap Send.
So, now you know how to send multiple pictures in an email. Whether you’re sharing vacation photos, work-related images, or something else, your recipients will receive everything you intend to share. Additionally, if you want to send group emails on Gmail and Outlook, we’ve got you covered.