This guide explains how to attach files and/or images to emails sent from the Web app Mail Infomaniak (online service mail.infomaniak.com), the complete online solution for reading and managing your emails.

Attach files from your computer to the message

To add an attachment from your computer:

1. Click here to access the Web app Mail Infomaniak (online service mail.infomaniak.com).
2. Click on New message.
3. Click on the paperclip icon Attach a file.
4. Browse the locations to select the files to attach to the message:
   

If the size of the attachments exceeds 25 MB, a link will be generated: the data is stored in Switzerland in the Cloud and automatically converted into a download link. Your recipients will be able to use this link to easily download your attachments during a predefined period.

You have the possibility to send up to 3 Go of attachments per message using this method.

Attach kDrive files to the message

To add an existing attachment from kDrive:

1. Click here to access the Web app Mail Infomaniak (online service mail.infomaniak.com).
2. Click on New message.
3. Click on the kDrive folder icon to browse locations and select the files to attach to the message.
4. Click the blue Attachment button (to attach the files to the message rather than sending a simple link to the files) then click the blue Insert button:
    

Include an image in the body of the message

To add an image to the message (in the middle of your message text), there are 2 options:

• Drag/drop the image into the input interface (images over 10 MB will not be displayed but will be attached).
• or Click on the icon representing the frame with the mountains then:
  
   
  1. Click the button to upload an image (which allows you to choose it from your desired location and then insert it into the body of the message)…
  2. … or enter the URL of the image you wish to include; the image must be located somewhere on the Internet (you can use the FTP Manager to send your image to your hosting space if you have one) and must still be there at the time your correspondent views the message.