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Free, with no sign-up. Email bouncing because the photos are too big? Add them all, pick Gmail or Outlook, and the whole set will fit in one message.
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Up to 100 at once · HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF · or paste
| Service | Limit | Safe total for photos |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail (personal) | 25 MB | about 18 MB |
| Outlook.com | 25 MB (20 MB in the Outlook desktop app) | about 14 MB |
Limits from Google and Microsoft help pages, checked October 2026.
For dozens of full-quality photos, a shared album or cloud link is often easier. For a handful of pictures to family, a landlord or a colleague, compressing them to fit one email is the quickest option.
Gmail allows 25 MB per email for personal accounts. Outlook.com allows 25 MB, but the Outlook desktop app limits whole emails to 20 MB, including the message. Work and school accounts can have different limits set by your administrator.
Email encodes attachments as text, which makes them roughly a third larger in transit. That’s why the presets here aim for about 18 MB (Gmail) and 14 MB (Outlook, so it also fits the desktop app) of photos.
It shares your size budget across all the photos you add, so the whole set fits in one email.
For viewing on phones and computers, yes. If you need full-resolution originals (for printing), share them through a cloud link instead.
No. Compression happens in your browser, on your device.
