Send faxes directly from your Gmail account. Compose an email, attach your document, and send to a fax number. Works with personal and Google Workspace accounts.
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Four simple steps — no extensions, no plugins, no downloads.
Create a free USFax account. This connects your email to our fax service — no plugins or extensions needed.
Open Gmail and compose a new email. Attach the document you want to fax — PDF, TIFF, PNG or JPG.
In the "To" field, enter the fax number followed by @fax.usfax.com. For example: 12125551234@fax.usfax.com. Hit send.
USFax converts your attachment and delivers it as a fax. You'll receive a confirmation email when delivery is complete.
Yes. With USFax, you can send faxes directly from Gmail. Compose an email, attach your document, and send it to the fax number @fax.usfax.com. No plugins or extensions needed.
No. Google doesn't offer a native fax service. However, you can use USFax to send faxes from your Gmail account by sending an email with an attachment to a fax number.
USFax offers a 7-day free trial. During the trial, you can send faxes from Gmail at no cost. After the trial, plans start at $19/month, or $2.99 per fax with Pay Per Fax.
No. USFax email-to-fax works with standard Gmail — no extensions, plugins, or add-ons required. Just send an email to the fax number @fax.usfax.com.
Yes. With a dedicated fax number (Solo plan and above), incoming faxes are delivered to your usfax.com dashboard, with a Gmail notification (page count, masked number and a link) the moment they arrive.
Yes. USFax works with both personal Gmail accounts and Google Workspace (business) accounts. No additional configuration needed.
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