Size Email Record For Free

The Email Size Calculator is a web-based tool that allows users to estimate the size of an email message based on its content (excluding attachments). Copy/paste the text of your message and get an estimated size for the entire email message.

Email standards don't specify any sort of size limit. In practice, most email servers---and some email clients---enforce their own size limits. In most cases, email attachments can be up to 20 MB or so in size.

Standard email dimensions overview Ideal sizeMaximum sizeTemplate width600-640 px (desktop) 320 px (mobile vertical)800 px (desktop) 480 px (mobile horizontal)Template height1500 px3000 pxHeader (height)70 px200 pxContent blocks (total height)800 px1200 px6 more rows ?

How many bytes for anything? Information objectHow many bytes?Two or three paragraphs of text1 kilobyte (KB)A page of plain text2 KBA short email5 KBA simple five-page word-processor document30 KB25 more rows

One email can easily exceed 10 MB, even a simple email: quotations, templates, data, stats, specs, and other types of attachments. But there are also emails attached within emails. Signatures with GIF files where you can see animations in the signature take up space.

The average size of an email file is about 75 KB. That's around 7,000 words in plain text or about 37.5 pages. Unless you or your correspondents happen to be composing novel chapters in email messages, it's other behind-the-scenes factors that make these files so large.

As a rule of thumb, if you decide to use attachments in a new email, make sure the email body content is no more than 100 KB and the maximum size of the whole email, including attachments, is no more than 20 MB.