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Thanks to WhatsApp’s latest update, gone are the days of fretting over quality loss when sharing media. Now, iPhone and Mac users can choose their quality preference – Standard and HD – before sending images on WhatsApp or set for HD quality images from WhatsApp Settings. Excited to use this most-anticipated feature? Just follow the steps outlined below!
Note: This process works the same if you opt to share multiple photos on WhatsApp at once. However, If the chosen image is of low quality, this approach will not be effective.
You can now set media upload quality as HD for all photos and videos. To do that, follow these simple steps:
Following the steps above, you have successfully set HD quality for photos and videos as the default setting.
Previously, sharing HD images directly in WhatsApp chat was impractical. As a workaround, users shared images and videos as documents in WhatsApp to maintain the originality of the media file.
But not anymore. Users now have the option to manually enable HD quality for sharing media when they want higher visual fidelity. As of now, there are two options available:
While HD quality is preferable for showcasing crisp visuals, it might result in larger file sizes and increased data usage. Therefore, considering factors like available storage space and internet connection reliability is essential when deciding between standard or HD quality on WhatsApp.
Upgrade and evolve!
Remember, preserving the vividness and clarity of your media adds depth to your connections and conversations. So, next time you’re sharing a breathtaking sunset or a hilarious moment, keep these tips in mind to make every exchange a memorable and vibrant experience.
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FAQs
No, the recipient doesn’t need any special settings to receive high-quality media on WhatsApp.
Yes, you can send high-quality media to multiple recipients simultaneously.
Yes, the process outlined above works the same for both single and multiple media files.
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