Can I attach a PDF or file to a SendFox email?

No, SendFox emails can’t carry attachments on any plan. Upload the PDF to Google Drive, Dropbox or your site, then link to it from text or a CTA button in the email.

Why can’t I attach a file?

SendFox campaigns can’t carry file attachments (like a PDF), and this is the same on every plan — Free, Lifetime and Pro. A link works better anyway: it keeps your email small, you can update the file later without resending, and SendFox shows you who clicked it.

How do I share a PDF in an email?

  1. Upload your file to a cloud storage service (for example, Google Drive, Dropbox, or your own website).
  2. Get a shareable link and make sure its permissions allow recipients to view it.
  3. In your SendFox email (see how do I create and send an email?), select some text, click the link button (or press ⌘K / Ctrl+K), paste the link and click Apply.
  4. For a download button, add a CTA button block and paste the link into its URL field.

Recipients click through to view or download the file. To reuse the same email and link later, save it as a template — see how to create an email newsletter using templates.

Troubleshooting

Recipients can’t open my file

  • Check the file’s sharing permissions — it should be viewable by anyone with the link, not restricted to specific accounts.

I want to show a picture instead of a file

  • Add an Image block — images go straight into the email. Only file attachments aren’t supported; link to those instead.

Still stuck? Search the Help Center or email support@sendfox.com with the email’s subject and the link you used.

Frequently asked questions

Will SendFox ever attach the file directly?

No. SendFox sends the link rather than an attachment; hosting the file and linking to it is the supported approach.

Can I upload a PDF to SendFox?

No. SendFox’s uploader takes images only, so host the PDF somewhere else and link to it.

Can I see who clicked the link?

Yes — link clicks show in your email’s report, where Who clicked → lists the people who clicked each link, and on each contact’s activity.

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