I'm in a tough situation right now—there's been a huge pipe burst underneath my house, and I've had to dig up all the floors to repair the plumbing. I hired a moving company to pack my things and store them, but they ended up damaging a lot of my belongings. I've taken several videos and pictures as proof, and the owner of the moving company asked me to send these via email. The problem is that Gmail limits me to sending only 5 pictures at a time, and I can barely send short video clips. I have some crucial videos that are 1 to 3 minutes long—how can I send him all these pictures and videos? Thanks in advance!
5 Answers
You can upload everything to a Google Drive folder and then share that folder with the email address you're sending to. That way, he can access all the files without you having to send them individually.
I recommend Google Photos. You can upload photos and videos there, and they’ll be instantly watchable without needing to download them. Plus, it's linked to your Google account storage.
I had a similar issue dealing with insurance claims. I found that uploading everything to Google Drive worked best. Just share the folder link, and they can see everything.
Consider using WeTransfer! It’s a great option for sending large files via email. Just make sure to encrypt the files for security.
If you have an Outlook account, you can use OneDrive for this. Just upload your videos and photos there and create a shareable link. You can do the same with Google Drive if you have a Gmail account. No need to use the same email address for sharing!
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