Compress Photos to Email Them
Shrink large photos so they fit your email's attachment limit — keeping the date.
Modern phone photos are often 5–10 MB each, so a handful of them blows past the 25 MB limit on Gmail, Outlook and most email providers. Compressing them lets you attach more without the bounce-back.
Set a maximum size and quality, drop your photos in, and download lighter versions ready to email — with the date taken preserved. Everything runs in your browser, so you can batch a whole album at once.
Frequently asked questions
How small should I make photos for email?
Aim to keep the total under ~20 MB. Resizing the longer side to around 2048px at 80% quality usually shrinks a photo by 70–90% while still looking great.
Will compressing wipe the date?
Not if you keep the 'Keep EXIF metadata' option on — the date taken is carried into the smaller copy.
