Users of Gmail can now receive 50 MB of attachments

Google finally changes the limit of sharing files size in an email, till now we can send only 25 MB of attachment in one email but this is now going to be a history. As Google announce that Gmail users can now attach upto 50 MB in an email.

Google allows to attach large size of files but we only able to share it via Google Drive, but now we can directly send upto 50 MB in an email. Despite the receiving limit is increased by Google, however Gmail send limit for attachment remains at 25 MB for the time being. You may now be thinking how you can receive 50 MB file when there is a limit of 25 MB, it is for the users who are using a different email services that allow you to send large files.

It’s good to see that Gmail receiving limit is increased, and we hope in near future Gmail will also increase the sending limit also. Share your thoughts about the new move by Google in the comment box below!

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Source: Google Blog