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If your file is too large to upload to your Constant Contact Library, you can host the file using a third party, such as Google Drive or Dropbox, and then link to the file from your email.

Assuming it's a pdf, we recommend compressing your pdf file to make it smaller. If you're not able to compress the file when saving it, you can search online for free tools that compress pdf files.

Best practices include a width of around 600 pixels and a height of approximately 1,500 pixels. Individual content blocks should not exceed 1,000 pixels. With headers and footers, you may have more leeway.

Constant Contact won't allow you to upload a file larger than 5MB. If your file is too large, here are some steps you can take to reduce its size: If your image editor has an option to "Save for Web & Devices" or to "Optimize" the image, choose a resolution that shrinks the image's file size to less than 5MB.

Constant Contact won't allow you to upload a file larger than 5MB. If your file is too large, here are some steps you can take to reduce its size: If your image editor has an option to "Save for Web & Devices" or to "Optimize" the image, choose a resolution that shrinks the image's file size to less than 5MB.

Most email services limit the size of an attachment to 20 MB. If you want to send a large PDF via email, and your file is just a bit over the limit, you can try to reduce it to fit in. To do that, you'll need to open your PDF Adobe Acrobat Pro, and go to File > Reduce File Size or Compress PDF.

For an email banner width, the ideal size is 600-700px on desktop, and 320-385px on mobile. For email banner height, you should keep the image under 1728px, but be aware that the section of your email that displays without scrolling 'above the fold' is approx 300-500px.