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Learn about Email MIME type message attachment file size limits and conventions with MailSlurp - send and receive email attachments limitlessly with ease!
Email API services like MailSlurp let you send and receive email attachments in code and tests.
Is there an email attachment size limit? NO. Not officially. The MIME email specification makes no mention of a file size limit - it isn't very clear about attachments in generally though.
Attachments are just another part of an email message body. By convention email attachments are converted to 7bit ascii strings via base 64 encoding. These large strings represent a files bytes as a string of characters. The characters plus meta data like name and content type are included in the email message as parts of a multi-part encoded string.
It means that the email can be of any length and therefore so can the attachments. In reality email providers may provide limits that they consider reasonable such as 50mb in some Gmail accounts for instance.
Use MailSlurp's online dashboard or the email API to upload and send attachments. Here is an example in Java:
After uploading an attachment use the reutrn attachment ID to send it with an email. Here is another example in Java again:
MailSlurp has a REST API and sdk libraries available in many other programming langauges.
To get started using email attachment and without any email attachment size limit [create a free MailSlurp account](https://app.mailslurp.com/) today.
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