Samsung Galaxy S3: How to Send Email with Picture or Video Attachments

One of the useful ability owned by a smartphone is the ability to check and send emails. Today many peoples are using email to communicate with each others, either for personal or business purposes.

Image Credit: kingstore.com

But, there are times when you might want to add another file in your email. This can be done either directly or by using a certain app that will allow you to be able to attach any files on email.

See also: How to Attach Any File Types on Gmail Messages Using Free Applications on Samsung Galaxy S3

But, if you want to send emails with attachments of a picture or video, you can just do it without the need to use any third-party applications. Because by default, the Samsung Galaxy S3 supports attachment to both types of these files.


How to send email with attachment?
As written on support.bell.ca, here are the steps you need to do to send email with video or picture attachment:
  1. Go to Apps through Home screen.
  2. Scroll to Email, then tap on it.
  3. Tap on Compose to create new email.
  4. Enter recipient e-mail addresses or you can pick them from the Contacts.
  5. Tap on Done button when you are finished entering the email address of the recipient.
  6. Tap on Subject then enter your email subject.
  7. Tap on the text input area to start writing an email.
  8. Tap on Attach buttton located on the upper right side of the screen to add an attachment in your email.
  9. Tap on the required option, such as picture or video.
  10. Select and tap on the picture or video you want.
  11. Tap on the image or the video size you want.
  12. Tap on OK button.
  13. Tap on Send button located on the top right corner of the screen to send your email.
  14. Finish. Your email with attachments have successfully sent.

Well, it's easy, right? So, try this useful feature then share your experience here through the comment below :)

4 comments:

  1. I have found that any video longer than 10 seconds will not be sent. Although I did receive a notification.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Hi Buddy,
      Thanks for coming.
      Have you ever managed to send a video via email in the past? FYI, I've just tried to send a 12 seconds video and it was sent successfully.

      Delete
    2. I had to use a program to convert it before I could mail a video.

      Delete
    3. Hi ACREE NEWS,
      Glad to see you again.
      FYI, each email services (e.g: YMail, Gmail, etc) have their own limits. I've just tried to send 20MB video from Email app (I use Ymail) to my Gmail and it was sent with no problem. I don't know with other email services, but when I attached more than 28MB video, my Email app(Ymail) automatically converted the video so that it could be attached. Other way, you can convert the video separately by using other apps or software (as you said) before sending it via email.

      Delete

Hi the insiders,
Thanks for coming and I hope you can get something useful here.
Before submitting your comment to ask about an issue, please make sure to provide information as much as possible (at least write your model number and Android version) and describe the problem clearly.
Also, since all comments will be moderated, all comments with irrelevant links(if any) or contain with offensive/harsh word will be deleted.
The last, if you have a question and can't find the relevant article, please feel free to reach me through the Contact us page. I'll be more than happy to reply the email and answer the question :)