Most email providers cap attachments at 10–25MB. If your PDF is too large to attach, split it into parts that individually stay under the limit — or compress it first. FixTools makes both options quick and free.
Split into email-friendly file sizes
No attachment size workarounds needed
Compress after splitting as an option
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Upload your large PDF and split it by page range or equal-size chunks so each part fits within your email provider's attachment limit. Alternatively, use PDF Compressor to shrink the file without splitting.
Step-by-step guide to split a pdf for email attachments:
Check your email size limit
Gmail allows 25MB, Outlook allows 20MB, Yahoo allows 25MB. Note the limit for your email provider before deciding whether to split or compress.
Upload your large PDF
Open the PDF Splitter and upload the PDF that exceeds the email size limit.
Split into equal-size parts
Use the "split every N pages" option to divide the PDF into parts that each stay under the email size cap.
Send parts in separate emails
Attach each part to a separate email. Let the recipient know how many parts to expect.
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