Ah, you’re on a Mac. Of course you are. You probably have boho vibes and a sticker-covered laptop. No judgment here.
On Outlook for Mac, you can actually drag a folder into an email. It turns into an attachment automatically. No zip required. It’s like the Mac version respects your folder’s dignity.
But if you want to be safe, zip it anyway. Because Outlook on Mac can be a drama queen sometimes. Trust me.
What If the Folder Has a Million Files?
Okay, now we’re talking. A folder with 1,000 photos of your dog? Zip it first, then attach. But still—that zip file might be huge. Like, “why did I take 30 pictures of the same squirrel?” huge.
Use OneDrive as a link. Seriously. Your email server will thank you. Your recipient won’t have to wait six hours for a download. Everyone wins.
How to attach a folder in an email message in Outlook?
Or, you know, delete the blurry ones. I won’t tell.
