How to annotate email attachments on iPhone

You can use Markup in Mail on iPhone to draw or write on a photo, video, or PDF attachment, then reply with it or save it.

By Kristina Terech - Staff Writer
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On iPhone, in the Mail app, you can annotate email attachments to give feedback on a draft, decorate a photo, and more. You can draw and write on a photo, video, or PDF attachment, then save or send it back.

Markup’s drawing tools let you draw with just your finger. When you’re finished, you can reply to the sender, start a new message, or discard your edited attachment, and you can save the annotated attachment to your files.

In Mail, a PDF of an attachment has a sticker of an emoji. Below the webpage are the markup tools.

  1. Open the Mail app on your iPhone.
  2. In the message, tap the attachment. Tap the Markup button.

    Using the drawing tools, draw with your finger.

    When you’re finished, tap the Done button, then choose to reply to the attachment sender, start a new message, save the annotated attachment to your files, or discard your edited attachment.

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Kristina is a staff writer at GeeksChalk, and is interested in all things Apple. This includes its best products such as the iPad, iPhone, Mac, AirPods, and Apple Watch. When she's not tinkering with the latest Apple gear, you’ll find her watching movies, taking pictures and exploring the great outdoors.
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