20 Less Annoying Synonyms and Alternatives to "Please Find Attached"

Between ebooks, case studies, data sheets, proposals, and contracts, the average human probably sends email attachments on a daily, if not hourly, basis. If this is you, I have some breaking news to share: There are some better ways to say, “Please find attached.”

Of course, there are other variations, including "attached, please find,” “please kindly find the attached file,” “please find the attached file for your reference,” and “enclosed please find.” But you shouldn’t really use those either.

Here’s the bottom line: The phrase is falling out of use. It’s simply no longer the bee’s knees. And if you ask me, there are several different ways to get the same point (and whichever file you’re looking to send to your co-worker, mom, or business stakeholder) across.

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