Set to 20 MB so it fits most email services. Lower it if your recipient's mailbox is stricter.
Personal Gmail accounts can send attachments up to 25 MB (Google). Outlook and work email are set by your provider or company, and are often similar or lower. The receiving mailbox has a limit too, so a file that leaves your inbox can still bounce.
That is why we start at 20 MB. It leaves room for the email itself and for stricter mailboxes.
Cloud links work, but they upload your document to a third party, and the recipient may not be able to open them at work. A compressed attachment keeps the document private and arrives as one file.
The recipient's mail server may have a lower limit than yours. Try 10 MB.
Only if needed. We try lossless first, then lower image quality only as far as needed to fit.
Yes. Open this page in your phone's browser, choose the PDF, and attach the downloaded file to your email.
No. Compression happens on your device. Only you decide where it goes next.