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Is there a way to embed Gmail attachments so they appear in Notion as files instead of URLs?

  • 18 July 2022
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I'm trying to Integrate My Gmail to notion but my Gmail attachments shows as a URL in my notion database but I want my Gmail attachments as an embedded file and I want my attachment directly see in my notion database as an original file not as URL. So how should I do this?

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Hey @Akash Pardeshi, sorry for the trouble! It looks like storing files in Notion as file objects isn’t possible quite yet. We do have an open feature request here if you’re interested in following along: 

If/when this becomes possible, we’ll be updating that thread. In the meantime, I’ve added your vote for this so you’ll be personally notified as well.

Sorry for the bummer news but hopefully this is something we’ll be able to support, soon!

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