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How to Insert Pictures in Gmail E-mail

Hello Cybersaltines and Visitors! A Cybersalt client has stopped using Microsoft Live Mail - which is a good thing because Microsoft is no longer supporting it - and has opted to use Gmail online in a browser. They asked if I would do a tutorial on how to send pictures that way. This tutorial is if you're using Gmail online. If you have your Gmail address set up an email program like Outlook or Thunderbird or one of the others you would use that program's method for attaching photos for sending to other people. But, this is when you're using Gmail online in a browser. So as you see, I‘ve already logged into my Gmail program here and the first step, of course, is to start a new mail. Click on compose and then this window opens where I can type the email to whomever it is that I'm sending the picture too. You'll notice down here at the bottom there's a number of buttons and you'll see one that has mountains and the Sun on it and when you mouse over it says "Insert Photo." So, click on that and then you have a number of options [SCREECHING STOP] Hey everybody, sorry to interrupt myself but when I was doing this recording I forgot to tell you about two important buttons. The first one is this "Inline" button and if you have this clicked when you're inserting images in the photos or the upload option it will include your pictures in with the text of your email. If you want to send the pictures as an attachment then use this button the "As Attachment" button and using photos or the upload method it will not put the pictures in with your text but rather attached them to your email and then when the person receives your email they can click on the icons and download the pictures directly to their computer. [SQUEALING START] Then you have a number of options. First of all, there's this "Photos" tab here. If you're using Google images or Google albums or you have your pictures on a on a Google product many of your pictures will most likely show up when you're using this tab. And if you already have pictures in that folder then you can just click on them and then you can insert them using this button and it will be sent in your email. The same thing goes if you have albums on Google pictures. This next option is for uploading a picture. Now, this is when the picture is already on your computer and you want to attach it to the email that you are sending. You can click upload. And there's two methods to put the pictures in here. First, you can choose the photos to upload by clicking this button and then you would navigate on your computer to the folder where your pictures are, the pictures you want to send, so, I’m going to scroll down here and here's the picture I want to send I click on it and I could click "Open." Now, before I do that maybe there's some other pictures I want to send. Maybe I want to send this one as well so I could hold the ctrl button on my keyboard and left click and select that. Maybe I want to send this picture as well. So, once I've selected the pictures I want to send I can then click open and it will upload this those pictures. Now, this might take a little while depending on how fast your internet connection is, but those pictures will be uploaded and once they are you can go ahead and continue to type your message down below or maybe you've already typed your message and of course you need a recipient subject and then you would just click send. If I go down to the picture button again and we go back to upload you can also drag photos onto this square. You can go to where the pictures you want to drag over are and you can left-click, drag it into the box and when it highlights then it will upload and be inserted in your email. Now, the final method for inserting is to put a web address or a URL of where the pictures are that you want to send and I’ll give you an example of that right now. When you click on web address, you need to find the address of a picture that's online. Now, you don't like it says here you don't want to be using copyrighted pictures and send them to people but suppose there's a picture on a Facebook page that you want to send to someone who's not on Facebook. But, maybe you don't want to send that big so you could go best fit and it kind of guesses or you can just resize. So, there are the methods that you can use to send a picture using Gmail online. So, if this tutorial helped you that's great! I hope that you would sub and there's a little bell button next to the subscribe button. If you would ring that bell that will give you notifications of new tutorials that come up. So, thanks very much for watching and God bless you. Please like us on our Facebook Page:   / 648736008470493   Tutorial Theme Song "Bluewater" courtesy of http://www.freestockmusic.com/ Looping Background "Teal Tiles" courtesy of http://www.motionbackgroundsforfree.com