Attachments

Attachments in synced emails

When an email containing attachments (images, videos, PDFs, etc.) gets synced in Notion, those attachments are stored in your Notion workspace.

Attachments in comments

If your emails appear in the comment section (the default), Slap creates a comment on the related Notion page for every synced email, and the attachments in the email are linked to that comment.

Notes:

• The Notion API only supports up to 3 attachments per comment. If the synced email contains more than 3 attachments, Slap creates multiple comments so all attachments are added.
• Notion only supports some file types. You can find the complete list of supported file types here . Attachments with an unsupported file type are not uploaded to Notion.
• Free Notion workspaces only accept attachments up to 5 MB. If the attachment is larger, it will not be uploaded.

Attachments in the page body

If you’ve set emails to appear in the page body (see how emails appear in Notion ), attachments render directly inside the email’s toggle block: inline images display within the email, and other files appear as attachments you can open from the page.

The same Notion limits on file types and sizes apply.

Attachments in a Files & media property

Additionally, you can also store attachments in a Files & media property on the Notion page itself.

To do this:

1. In your Notion database, add a property with the type Files & media (for example, call it Attachments).
2. In your Email-to-Notion sync settings in Slap, map email attachments to this Files & media property.

Once this is configured:

• Attachments from synced emails appear in the comment or page body (depending on your How emails appear in Notion setting)
• The same attachments are also stored in the Files & media property on the page

This makes it easier to see all files attached to a thread directly from the database view.

Sending attachments from Notion

Unfortunately, you can’t yet send attachments from Notion.

In the meantime, you have two options:

• Store the attachment elsewhere (e.g. Google Drive) and share the link to the attachment.
• Open the email in your mailbox (see how to add a quick link to your mailbox ) and send the email with attachment from there (it will be synced with your Notion ticket).