How much video can be sent on mail

The amount of video that can be sent via email or mail depends on several factors, including:

1. Email provider: Most email providers have file size limits for attachments, which can range from 10MB to 50MB or more. For example:
   • Gmail: 25MB
   • Outlook: 20MB
   • Yahoo Mail: 25MB
   • AOL Mail: 25MB
2. Video format: The file format of the video also plays a role. For example:
   • MP4: A widely supported format that can be compressed to reduce file size.
   • AVI: A less common format that may not be supported by all email providers.
3. Compression: The level of compression used to reduce the file size of the video also affects the amount of video that can be sent. For example:
   • Low-quality video (e.g., 240p) with low compression: 100MB to 500MB
   • Medium-quality video (e.g., 480p) with medium compression: 500MB to 2GB
   • High-quality video (e.g., 1080p) with high compression: 2GB to 10GB or more
4. Mail service: If you're sending a large video file via mail, you may need to use a mail service that allows larger file sizes, such as:
   • WeTransfer: 2GB to 20GB
   • Dropbox: 2GB to 20GB
   • Google Drive: 15GB to 100GB (depending on your account plan)

In general, it's recommended to compress your video files to reduce their size before sending them via email or mail. You can use video compression software or online tools to reduce the file size while maintaining acceptable video quality.

Here are some general guidelines for sending video via email or mail:

• For small videos (e.g., 1-5 minutes long), you can usually send them via email as an attachment, depending on your email provider's file size limits.
• For medium-length videos (e.g., 5-15 minutes long), you may need to use a mail service or compress the video file to reduce its size.
• For long videos (e.g., 30 minutes or more), you may need to use a cloud storage service or a dedicated video sharing platform.

Remember to always check the file size limits and compression requirements of your email provider, mail service, or cloud storage service before sending large video files.