Bangalore: Gmail is one of the most widely used email services in the world today. Amidst its enormous popularity and vast user base, the e-mail platform at times fails to deliver all the requirements of its users. Even though Gmail boasts of its attachment option, where a user can hook up a file that needs to be exported over the internet, the cap of 25MB stays as a stumbling block. You may be astonished to hear that you can send files weighing Giga Bits by using the Google’s mail service. Read on to know how to send heavy files over Gmail as compiled by Business Insider.

Login to your Gmail account and click on compose as you write a usual email. You may click on the Google drive icon instead of the attach file options used for regular attachments. Anyone with a valid Gmail account can sign up for the Google drive storage which gives upto 10GB of free cloud data storage. You can choose a file saved in Google drive or upload one straight from the computer. You are likely to get a prompt message when you click on the send button. However, the attachment will be delivered even if the recipient does not have a Gmail account.

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