How to attach file and image in an AOL Mail Account

Your free AOL mail account allows you to attach a file and image up to 25 MB size. In this video, we will learn how to attach files and images in the AOL mail account. Follow these easy steps.

1. In your AOL Mail, click on Compose in the left sidebar.
2. You can click on the clip icon to attach an image or file or can click on the image icon to insert a picture in your email body.
3. Click on the clip icon and select your file from the PC location, and then click on Open to attach this file in our mail.
4. If you want to insert an image in the email then click on the image icon, select the image and click on the Open button. This will insert an image into the mail body.
5. You can change some settings of inserted images.
6. Click on the gear icon at the top left on the image, and select the image size or image alignment of your choice.
7. Click on the clip icon to attach an image.
8. Select the image from your local PC path, and click on the Open button.
9. Type the email id of receiver and Subject line, and then click on the Send button to send this email.
10. See, how easy it was to attach a file and image in AOL.

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[crystalwhite]

How do I attach an image in the body of the email. I do not have desktop anymore just a Samsung phone. I can send as attachment but would like to attach to the body of the email. Cannot figure it out. Thank

[jimkeefe]

What if there's no visible "image" icon?

[captaincinema]

That picture function is GONE in the NEW aol email app. They effin left it out. What was the purpose of messing with the original software? If they are trying to get new users to aol, this is the way to LOSE the few loyal users who are till with this antiquated platform. When I give my email address as dot aol, they ask, so your a senior citizen? You also can't set a default color for the text like you could in the original. What's with THAT? Something is wrong with the thinking if a NEW version instead of giving MORE features, it TAKES AWAY features that people have been using. Oh wait, maybe they are going to offer a "premium upgrade" that will give you those features back but they'll CHARGE you for it. Well see. In the mean time, Can I say this version SUCK?!

[uwsgrrl]

Thank you. I am so frustrated with Microsoft. They want to force you to use their dead e mail address.

[swissuz]

I am NOT a fan of AI instructions because you can never understand what they say!