# Send photos by e‑mail

1. Select a photo in the Photo Browser or Date view, click the Share tab, and then click the E‑mail Attachments button.
   Note: If you are e‑mailing a photo for the first time, you are asked to confirm the e‑mail service you want to use. Confirm your choice and click OK.
2. To add more items to the e‑mail, select them in the Photo Browser, then click the Add button .
   Note: You can also remove items by selecting them in the Items list, and then clicking the Remove button .
3. Choose an option from the Maximum Photo Size menu, and use the Quality slider to adjust image clarity.
4. Click Next.
5. Type a message in the Message text box.
6. Select recipients of the e‑mail by clicking a name in the Select Recipients list (the names you see are from your contact book).
   Note: You also have the option of not selecting any recipients and later entering the addresses when the e‑mail message appears.

   If tags are attached to your photos, they are included when you e‑mail your photos. Recipients who use Photoshop Elements can import the photos with tags attached to their catalogs. The Favorites and Hidden tags are never included when photos are e‑mailed.

   Note: You can select the Save as Quick Share Flow button and name the workflow if you know you will be e-mailing photos with these settings in the future. Once you save a flow, you can access it in the Quick Share window in the Share tab.
7. Click Next.

   Photoshop Elements generates the message and then opens the e‑mail application specified in the Sharing Preferences. If Photoshop Elements doesn’t support your preferred e‑mail application, attach the file manually. See your e‑mail application’s help for information about attaching files to an e‑mail.

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