Emailer size

You're referring to the size of an email!

The size of an email can vary greatly, depending on several factors such as:

1. Content: The amount of text, images, attachments, and other multimedia elements included in the email.
2. Format: The type of email client or platform used to send and receive the email.
3. Email provider: The email service provider (ESP) or internet service provider (ISP) used to send and receive the email.

Here are some general guidelines on email size:

Typical email size:

• Text-only email: 1-5 KB (kilobytes)
• Simple HTML email with text and images: 5-20 KB
• Email with attachments (e.g., documents, images): 20-100 KB
• Email with large attachments (e.g., videos, audio files): 100 KB to 1 MB (megabyte) or more

Maximum email size:

• Most email providers have a maximum email size limit, which can range from 10 MB to 25 MB or more. For example:
  • Gmail: 25 MB
  • Outlook.com: 20 MB
  • Yahoo Mail: 25 MB
  • AOL Mail: 25 MB

Best practices for email size:

1. Keep it concise: Keep your email content brief and to the point to reduce the overall size.
2. Use compressed images: Use compressed image formats like JPEG or PNG to reduce the file size.
3. Use attachments wisely: Only attach files that are necessary and compress them if possible.
4. Use email clients with large attachment limits: If you need to send large files, use email clients with larger attachment limits, such as Google Drive or Dropbox.

Remember, email size can impact delivery and readability, so it's essential to keep your emails concise and well-organized to ensure they reach their intended recipients.