Today, Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) launched support for adding attachments to emails when sending via SES simple sending v2 APIs. Customers can add attachments such as PDF documents to emails, or include images for rendering inline in email content without requiring image downloads. This makes it easier to send richer email content with the convenience of the SES sending APIs.
Previously, customers could send email content such as text and HTML through SES simple sending APIs. Customers did not have to worry about creating the email data structure which is actually sent to mailbox providers. However, if customers wanted to attach documents or include inline images, they had to use more complex APIs requiring construction of the email document structure prior to sending. Now, customers can add attachments in any of the SES supported MIME types (such as PDF, Word, and GIF), without knowledge of how MIME messages are constructed. This decreases code complexity and reduces time to implement sending over SES.
SES supports attachments in all AWS Regions where SES is available.
For more information, see the documentation for working with email attachments in SES.
Source:: Amazon AWS