Getting a normal photo through an attachment limit.
Use it when the picture is fine and the only problem is that the email or form wants a smaller file.
One annoying job
Choose a photo. We’ll make it smaller without making it look obviously worse.
Useful to know
Use it when the picture is fine and the only problem is that the email or form wants a smaller file.
It can reduce dimensions and JPEG quality, but pushing the file too small will eventually make detail look worse.
Open the downloaded copy and look at faces, small text and fine detail before you attach it.
Around 2 MB or less is a comfortable target for one email photo when nobody has given you a stricter limit.