In our experience, HD photos are reduced to around 500-600 kB, or roughly twice the size of standard photos sent, but WhatsApp says HD photos can be up to six times larger than standard photos.

Support for WhatsApp HD photos will roll out globally in the next few weeks, ... These HD photos will come with a small HD logo that will appear in the bottom left-hand corner to signify as such.

WhatsApp on Thursday began releasing an update for iPhone and Android users with “HD photos.” As the name suggests, this feature allows users to send images in high resolution with low ...

If you choose Standard Quality, WhatsApp will compress and send the video in 480p resolution. This option can be useful if you’re using a slow internet connection or have limited data.

Today, WhatsApp announced it’s finally rolling out HD videos on the platform. With that, you can send crisp and clear videos in chat. This news comes almost a month after the app added HD photos ...

“Both HD photos and HD videos have rolled out globally,” WhatsApp spokesperson Ellie Heatrick told The Verge in an emailed statement. The company also posted a promotional video to Threads ...

WhatsApp says this choice was made to ensure that sharing photos remains fast and reliable. But now, you can opt to check HD quality instead to preserve the photo’s high-def version.

WhatsApp will let users send ‘HD’ photos. A new WhatsApp feature allows users to send higher-quality images, and soon, it will do the same thing for videos.

The latest WhatsApp feature brings the option to send photos in HD instead of a lower quality. This new option will preserve image quality on large photos that could benefit from limited compression.

According to WhatsApp, the “HD” photo-sharing option means the images can be up to 4096 x 2692. But even with the update in place, you can send photos of the standard quality.

Yesterday, WhatsApp announced the ability to send high-quality images using the messaging service. With this feature, once you select a photo to send, you can toggle an “HD” option in the ...