How to Send an Email Attachment In Gmail

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Published 2019-12-17

Today, you're going to learn how to send an email attachment in gmail! One of the most requested features for Gmail has been the ability to attach emails into a new thread. Now you can! - “Forward as attachment” allows you to forward emails as an attachment back to someone else.
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You can now attach emails to other emails in Gmail without downloading them first.
To insert emails in a new thread, drag and drop them into the draft window.
Another way to insert emails in a new thread is to select the emails and then from the overflow (three-dot) menu select “Forward as attachment”.
To reply to an existing thread, you can pop-out the compose window and then drag and drop emails to it.

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All Comments (21)

@serviceraipur2804 2 years ago

thanks
@saifurrehman2014 2 years ago

Thank you fo this. It really helped me to get rid off from printing out the other emails.
@farazahmed1763 1 year ago

may god bless you for teaching this!!
@amirsaberi9065 1 year ago

Thanks
@rizwanwasi7019 7 months ago

Thanks a million for your video which made my life easy. No one has detailed this issue like you. God bless you. However, I would like to express here my disappointment for Google, as to why can't they make this attachment process simple like outlook.
@Himanshu-ez2cd 1 year ago

very usefull video ty
@magdadenver 1 year ago

Briliant thank you
@Tab813 2 years ago

Excellent explanation and works like a charm! You're a natural! Many thanks!!!
@user-qd5oo5rk8r 2 years ago

The drag method works for me :) Thank you for sharing
@Nabiyah1 3 years ago

I don't understand why Google cannot create an option to the attach emails as true source files, just like in Outlook, instead of as another type of external attachment. The problem with an attachment source file rather than an "active" source file is generally when there are attachments in the source. Those attachments do not come over as active files (accessible), which is problematic. This feature still lacks the ability to maintain the integrity of the attached source. Woo Saaa... Google has got to do better. After all these years, this is the best they can do? I gave you a thumbs up. Your video was clear and you did the best you could with what Google provided. Thank you
@gloriacortes5126 3 years ago

Thank you! This was so helpful.
@allimimi 2 years ago

:) Thank you, this helped. I used to help my parents with technology stuff, I guess it's now my turn to be confused, HAHA!!
@glennryan4889 2 years ago

Thanks Gary, really helped me today.
@deputytreasurer1434 2 years ago

THank you very much
@stephaniemccord-vega1190 1 year ago

Thank you so much for your knowledge on how to send attachments, you are a life saver!
@AjayKumar-cb9rc 2 years ago

Thanks a lot sir. I have learnt about attachments.
@CY-ZG 2 years ago

thank you so much
@ManuBoy50 2 years ago

What about if your doing it from an iPhone like an iPhone XS Max
@lobovinay111 2 years ago

Thank you so much .....Super helpful, you are a lifesaver 👍
@madhusudansinghshekhawat1210 3 years ago

Thanks bro....love from India👍👍