Mind you, this is only required if the attached video is too large for a regular email. To get the download options, tap on the Share icon in the browsing bar. Email-ready videos can be downloaded directly into the camera roll. Tap on the file to open it in the preview window. Then, select the Save icon, the first one next to the video title.
You also have the option to save the video to Google Drive or send it to other destinations such as Files via the share button on the far right. Gmail attachment size caps at 25MB and if the video is larger it needs to be sent via the cloud and downloaded accordingly.
To avoid cloud downloads, you have two options — zip the video or make it smaller. For example, VideoSmaller is a great free service specially designed to reduce the size of the videos taken with your iPhone or Android smartphone. The website is optimized for mobile platforms and it works well on both iOS and Android.
The method to download a video on Android is not that different from the iPhone. Again, open the email, select the video file, and hit the Download icon to save the video to the Gallery.
You'll find this in the top-right corner of the screen. You may have to tap OK to allow Gmail access to your phone's or tablet's files. Select your video.
Tap the video's location e. On Android, you'll tap Attach files in the menu first. Enter your recipient's email address. Type in the email address of the person to whom you want to send your video clip. You can also add a subject by tapping the "Subject" field and typing, as well as body text by tapping the "Compose email" field and then typing in your message.
Tap the "Send" arrow. It's the paper plane-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the screen. Doing so will send your email to your recipient with the video attached. The person to whom you send the email can open the video in the Gmail app by tapping the video preview at the bottom of the email. Method 2. Open the Gmail website. This will open your Gmail inbox if you're already signed in.
If you aren't signed in, enter your email address and password before continuing. It's a white button in the upper-left side of your inbox. Doing so opens a new email window. You can also add a subject by clicking the "Subject" text field and typing, as well as body text by clicking the main email field and then typing in your message.
Click the paperclip icon. It's near the bottom of the email window. Select a file location. Click the folder in which your video is stored on the left side of the window.
Click Open. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will upload the video to your email. Click Send. This blue button is in the bottom-left corner of the email window.
Clicking it will send your email with the video attached to the recipient. Method 3. Upload the video to Google Drive. This will open your Gmail inbox. If you aren't already logged into Gmail, enter your email address and password before continuing. Tap the Drive option you may need to scroll down first and tap the video. If you've never sent this particular file to anyone, this will make sure that your recipient has permission to view the video that you send them.
On Android, check the "Can view" box and then tap Send if prompted. Method 4. It's a white button in the upper-left side of the inbox. A new email window will open. Click the Google Drive icon. It's the triangle-shaped Drive logo at the bottom of the email window.
Doing so will open a Drive window. Dec 12, PM. Feb 7, AM in response to wbyberg In response to wbyberg. Feb 7, AM. You can't really "save" the video as there is no file structure on an i-device. You can save the email and just open the attachmet when you want to view it. Well I can save videos from other sources to my ipad to "photos" in an album I added titled "videos" with no problem. It seems like the gmail ipad app would be capable of saving videos there as easy as other apps such as dropbox and safari.
Maybe the next update Feb 7, PM. Feb 7, PM in response to wbyberg In response to wbyberg. I'm using Hotmail so yours may be different.
Open video. Tap the video, the boarder around the video should change from black to white. Tap the icon in the upper right corner. Tap save video. Jun 23, PM in response to wbyberg In response to wbyberg. Jun 23, PM. I figured out a way to save the file movie file from Gmail to your phone camera roll. If you have the Dropbox application on your phone, Move the file over to Drop Box and then Drop Box will give you the option the download the file.
This didn't take any time and was real easy to do. Jun 30, AM. Aug 27, AM. Apr 9, PM in response to wbyberg In response to wbyberg.
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