Titan Mail lets you attach files — like documents, images, or spreadsheets — directly to an email you're composing. This is useful any time you need to share a file with someone instead of just writing text. You can attach files up to 30 MB in total per email.
Steps
In the compose window, click the Attach icon.
Select Attach Files
Select the file or files you want to send from your device.
Click Open to add the file to your email.
| alert-success | You can attach files up to 30 MB in total per email (this is the combined size of all attachments, not each individual file). |
What Success Looks Like
You'll see the file's name and size appear at the bottom of the email. To remove an attachment before sending, click the × next to its filename.
Troubleshooting
Problem: My attachment won't send, or I get an error message saying the attachment size limit has been exceeded.
Cause: Your attachments add up to more than 30 MB total. Titan has a 30 MB combined limit per email.
Fix: Upload the file to a cloud storage service like Google Drive or Dropbox, then share the download link in your email instead of attaching the file directly.
Problem: You try to attach a file, but Titan won't let you send it.
Cause: File attachments are one of the most common ways computer viruses spread. To protect you from malware, Titan blocks certain file types on outgoing email. Blocked types include (but aren't limited to):
ade, adp, apk, bat, chm, cmd, com, cpl, dll, dmg, exe, hta, ins, isp, jar, js, jse, lib, lnk, mde, msc, msi, msp, mst, nsh, pif, scr, sct, shb, sys, vb, vbe, vbs, vxd, wsc, wsf, wsh, cab
Fix:
Check your file's extension against the list above.
If your file type is blocked, compress it into a .zip file before attaching it. Titan allows zipped files even when the original file type is restricted.