Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Just like the Gmail app, the Appe Mail app also has the option to send email with file attachments to support users in the email sending process. We can send attached photos in the email or send files stored in the Files app on the iPhone or send drawings if we want. The options for sending email with file attachments on the iPhone are very diverse for you to choose according to your needs. The article below will guide you to send email with file attachments on the iPhone.

How to send email with photo attachment on iPhone

Step 1:

At the Mail interface on iPhone, we click on the pen icon in the lower right corner of the interface. Next, in the email content entry section, click to select and you will see the option to send attachments in the email.

To send photos in the album , click on the photo icon as shown.

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Step 2:

Now the photo album interface is displayed for us to select the image you want to send in the mail on iPhone.

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Step 3:

If you want to send a live photo , you tap on the camera icon and then you also take a live photo to send. Then you tap on Use Photo so that the photo is attached to your email.

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Step 4:

In addition, the Mail application also supports sending scanned text images . You click on the document scanning icon as shown below. Then the interface is displayed for you to take a scanned image of the document content .

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Step 5:

Now you adjust the frame to select the content area that we want to send in the email. After selecting the content to send, you click on Keep scan to select this document.

Then tap Save to display the scanned document in the email on your iPhone.

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Step 1:

At the file sending options interface, click on the file icon . The file interface in the Files application is displayed , here you select the file you want to send.

Then the file you selected will appear in the mail interface on iPhone as shown below.

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Step 2:

To send the drawing in email , click on the pen icon . The interface will appear for you to choose the pen, color and size of the stroke. When you finish drawing, click Done to send.

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone
Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

Step 3:

Then you are asked where to save this drawing, we click on Insert drawing to attach to email. As a result, you will see the drawing you want to send in email as shown.

Instructions for sending email with file attachments on iPhone

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