1. Messages App
Apple’s iMessage service is seamlessly integrated into the iPhone Messages app. To send multiple photos via iMessage, first disable low-quality image mode in your settings.
Step 1: Open Settings on your iPhone and navigate to Messages.
Step 2: Scroll down and turn off Low-Quality Image Mode.


Step 3: Launch the Messages app, and start a new conversation or open an existing one.
Step 4: Tap the Plus (+) icon next to the text field and choose Photos.



Step 5: Select the images you wish to share, then tap the green arrow icon.
2. Create Shared Albums
If you want to share multiple photos with a group of people, then create a shared album and send it to others using their Apple ID or phone number. The invited members can join the album, download existing pictures, and even add new ones. This method works in the Photos app, and it’s limited to iPhone users only.
Step 1: Select the photos you want to share and tap the Share icon.
Step 2: Choose Add to Shared Album > Shared Album > New Shared Album.



Step 3: Name the album and tap Invite.
Step 4: Type the name, phone number, or email of the recipient, and hit Done.



The recipient receives an email and a notification to accept the invitation.
3. Use WhatsApp
WhatsApp allows you to send up to 100 photos in HD quality. Here’s how to do it:
Step 1: Open a WhatsApp conversation and tap the Plus (+) icon
Step 2: Tap on the Photos option.


Step 3: Select the photos, then tap Next.



Step 4: Tap Send (the arrow icon) to share all images.
4. Use Telegram
Telegram is another popular messaging app that allows you to send high-quality images without compressing them.
Step 1: Launch Telegram and start a new chat or open an existing one.
Step 2: Tap the attachment icon (paperclip) and select Gallery.
Step 3: Select the photos you want to send, then tap Send.



When you send photos as files, Telegram shares them without losing quality.
5. Use Mail
If you’re looking to share photos with someone who doesn’t use a messaging app, you can always send them via email. Here’s how:
Step 1: Open Photos and choose the images you want to send.
Step 2: Tap the Share icon and choose Mail.



Step 3: Enter the recipient’s email address, add a subject and message (optional), then tap Send.
The Mail app will attach and send all the images in actual size.
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Last updated on 01 August, 2024
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