How big a file can i transfer with g mail

The maximum file size that can be transferred via Gmail depends on the type of file and the recipient's email account. Here are some general guidelines:

Standard Gmail Account:

• The maximum file size for attachments is 25 MB (megabytes).
• If you try to send a file larger than 25 MB, Gmail will prompt you to reduce the file size or use Google Drive to share the file.

Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) Account:

• The maximum file size for attachments is 50 MB (megabytes).
• If you have a Google Workspace account, you can also use Google Drive to share larger files.

Google Drive:

• If you need to share a file larger than 25 MB, you can upload it to Google Drive and share the link with the recipient.
• Google Drive has a maximum file size limit of 750 GB (gigabytes) for individual files.

Other Considerations:

• If you're sending a large file to a recipient who uses a different email provider, they may have their own file size limits.
• Some email providers may block or reject large files to prevent spam or malware.
• If you're sending a large file, it's a good idea to use a file transfer service like WeTransfer or Dropbox to ensure successful delivery.

Remember to always check with the recipient's email provider or IT department to confirm their file size limits before sending a large file.