Make your photos fit.

Resize photos for email

Full-size phone photos fill up an email fast. Resize them here so you can attach more, and they arrive quickly.

Settings
Compression
KB
Size
px

Photos are never enlarged.

Format

JPG works everywhere. WebP is smaller. PNG keeps transparency but is large. iPhone HEIC photos are saved as JPG.

How it works

Gmail allows up to 25 MB of attachments per email, and many work email servers allow less. With phone photos at 3–5 MB each, that's only a handful per message.

This page resizes photos to 1600 pixels at quality 80, which still looks sharp on laptops and phones. Photos typically drop to 200–400 KB each, so you can send many more at once.

Questions

Will the photos still print well?

At 1600 pixels they're fine for screens and small prints. For larger prints, send the originals via a file-sharing link instead.

Can I send 30 photos in one email after this?

Usually yes. 30 photos at around 300 KB each is about 9 MB.

Do the photos keep their location data?

No. Location and camera details are removed, which is safer for sharing.

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