WhatsApp is one of the most used messaging apps around the world today. People use it to send messages, make calls and share photos and videos. However, when we usually send photos on WhatsApp, their quality automatically reduces. This is because WhatsApp compresses photos.
If you are an iPhone user and want your photo to reach the other person in the same quality as it is in your phone, then there is an easy way for this. By sending the photo as a document, you can completely preserve its original quality.
Why does WhatsApp reduce the quality of photos?
WhatsApp compresses photos to save data and faster transfers. This reduces the size of the photo, but its detail and sharpness also reduces. This problem especially occurs when the photo is sent directly from the gallery.
How to send high-quality photos from iPhone to WhatsApp
You can send photos without reducing the quality by following the steps given below:
Step-by-step guide
- in your iPhone Photos app Open.
- Select the photo you want to send in high quality.
- bottom left share icon Tap on.
- scroll down and Save to Files Tap on.
- Save the file to a location (iPhone or iCloud Drive).
- If you want, change the name of the file and Save Tap on.
- Now WhatsApp Open the app.
- Go to the chat or group where the photo is to be sent.
- bottom left ‘+’ icon Tap on.
- Document Select option.
- Select the saved photo file.
- Send Tap on.
Benefits of sending photos as documents
- of photo 100% original quality remains
- Useful for professional and office work
- The details and colors of the photo are not spoiled
- Works in both personal and group chats
things to keep in mind
- The front end user has to open the file to view the photo
- File size may be large, so internet connection should be good
- This method is especially good for important and critical photos
Sharing photos on WhatsApp is easy, but if you don’t want to compromise on quality, sending photos as documents is the best option. iPhone users can send high-resolution photos without any compression with the help of this simple trick.
By following the steps mentioned above, you can share your photo in the same quality as it is saved in your phone.
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