COMPRESS IMAGES on your iPad in seconds!

Introducing a revolutionary way to optimize your iPad's storage space - the power of Quick Actions in the Files app!
Looking for an easy way to compress your images on the iPad? Look no further than the Files app and Quick Actions! In this video, I'll walk you through the simple steps needed to compress your images using these handy tools. You'll be amazed at how much space you can save on your iPad without sacrificing image quality!
Whether you're trying to free up storage space on your device or simply want to make your image files more manageable, this tutorial video will show you everything you need to know. So grab your iPad and follow along - before you know it, you'll be a pro at compressing images with Quick Actions in the Files app!
00:00 - Introduction
00:20 - Which Version of iPadOS I am Using to Demonstrate this
00:31 - Find an Image to Compress through the Files App
00:50 - How to View the File Size of an Image
01:09 - How to Convert and Compress an Image
02:28 - Compare the Quality of the Compressed Image to the Original
02:52 - Wrap Up
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[@AlexCS8]

thank you very useful, I was about to purchase image compressor app

[@thebighat99]

I cant find pictures in folder app

[@Pattymelt415]

How do I enlarge all of my photos in a file? The icons are too small for me. I'd like to make them larger. Thanks❤️

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

Thanks just what I was looking for

[@DansTutorials]

Glad to hear I was able to help!

[@witnirski1351]

I second this:) siple, direct and working, what else would you need:) Actually, ImageOptimize app from MacOS, but this is a different story and your solution I working great. Thank you

[@survivor648]

But how did you get the image into the file?

[@LoveIsAdib]

Thankyou so much for sharing, this helps out a ton!

[@franrawllins979]

I followed your instuctoins but I can’t connect to my photos.

[@lland3979]

FINALLY a simple solution.😊thank you.

[@DansTutorials]

Glad it helped

[@tonylapslie625]

Cheers mate!👍🏻Many thanks all the way from England!! You’re a lifesaver. Your tutorial was so easy to follow and it worked first time. Many thanks!

[@DansTutorials]

You're welcome!

[@themidastoucheyelashextens6350]

Great video. Sharp, to the point and very informative without being condescending. Thank you.

[@DansTutorials]

Glad it was helpful!

[@catherineyoung6804]

Thank goodness I found this video! The steps were clear & concise and worked perfectly. Thank you so much!

[@DansTutorials]

Glad it helped!

[@JKKTravels]

Thanks so much! Easy to understand :)

[@rebeccaschnizler240]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, it was easy to follow and worked like a charm!

[@DansTutorials]

You're welcome!

[@MonsterNus]

Fantastic! Worked like a charm! Thank you for taking the time to help us luddites.

[@hemanthkag7738]

@@MonsterNus Thank you very much sir, this was very helpful

[@hooknlipsAVL]

Great help! Thanks Dan!

[@PixelTopper]

Thank you thank you thank you so much from India! Just because of you, now, I can send my picture for CBSE exam registration:)

[@DansTutorials]

Best of luck! 😊

[@janeruthraphael4644]

Couldn’t figure it out. My iPad didn’t seem to have those options to transfer photos to a file

[@sanskritithakur6105]

Thanku so much for this👍👍

[@alfalders3020]

May God bless you, sir 👍

[@DansTutorials]

Many many thanks

[@pamayres4786]

What if I want to email 35 images from my ipad? Is there a way to compress them all at once?

[@DansTutorials]

Select all 35 files, then long press to get to the iPad's contextual menu. You'll see Compress. tap on that to compress all your selected files into a single file. 😊

[@theinhtetaung1122]

Thank you for sharing

[@DansTutorials]

You are welcome! 😊

[@120DEA]

Thanks for this!

[@DansTutorials]

My pleasure!

[@CupcakeGrogan]

When I click on the files tab, it doesn’t look anything like this. I don’t see any pictures. I have the most updated version.

[@DansTutorials]

Files can have different views, much like the Mac's Finder. You have Icon, List, and Column view. I wonder if your Files app is set to a different view? Open the Files app and when in a folder, tap on the 4 squares in the toolbar (top of the iPad display where the different 'tools' are). Tap on that to change your view. See if that works. 😊

[@presidentjiang6762]

Don’t have the quick actions option 😢