Fit Multiple iPhone Photos Under One Size Limit
Check the combined size of several photos, find how far the batch exceeds the limit, and create smaller copies locally on iPhone.
To fit multiple iPhone photos under one combined size limit, add the actual saved sizes together rather than estimating from the number of photos. The free checker uses Whole batch mode to show PASS, TOO LARGE, and the amount over the limit. If the batch is too large, SendShrink can create smaller copies locally on iPhone while keeping the originals unchanged.
A whole-batch limit is not a per-file limit Ten photos can each pass a 5 MB per-file rule and still fail a 20 MB combined attachment limit. Use Whole batch when the destination gives one maximum for all selected files together. Measure the real batch before compressing Select the same photos you plan to send. The checker adds their saved file sizes locally and shows how much room remains or how far the batch is over. No image content is uploaded, and checking does not change the original files. Leave room for destination-specific behavior Email encoding and some portals can add overhead or apply separate limits after selection. A small margin below the stated maximum is safer than aiming at the exact boundary. Review the final saved copies and the destination requirements before submitting an important batch.
Workflow steps: Choose Whole batch in the free upload-limit checker. Enter the combined limit from the email, portal, or form. Select all photos you plan to send and review the amount over or under the limit. If needed, create smaller copies with SendShrink, leave a small margin, and check the final batch again.
Common questions: Can I check several photos at once? Yes. Whole batch mode adds the actual selected file sizes and compares the total with one limit. Why should I leave room below an email limit? Email transfer encoding and service rules can add overhead, so a batch exactly on the boundary may still be rejected. Are the original photos changed? The checker never changes them. SendShrink also creates separate compressed copies rather than modifying the originals.