When you use the native Mail app to send a picture, it will ask you to choose which size to use. It tells you the file size of the image, but it doesn’t mention what resolution is going to be used. I created a table which shows which resolutions will be used.
iPhone 4 Image Email Sizes
| Type | Size | Format | File size | Image size |
| Picture | Small | JPG (GPS) | 30 KB | 320 x 239 |
| Picture | Medium | JPG (GPS) | 90 KB | 640 x 478 |
| Picture | Large | JPG (GPS) | 375 KB | 1296 x 968 |
| Picture | Actual | JPG (GPS) | 2 MB | 2592 x 1936 |
| Front picture | - | JPG (GPS) | 120 KB | 480 x 640 |
| Screenshot | Small | PNG | 135 KB | 213 x 320 |
| Screenshot | Medium | PNG | 522 KB | 426 x 640 |
| Screenshot | Actual | PNG | 1 MB | 640 x 960 |
iPad Image Email Sizes
| Type | Size | Format | File size | Image size |
| Screenshot | - | PNG | 933 KB | 768 x 1024 |
Legend:
- Picture: A picture taken using the rear facing camera.
- Front picture: A picture taken using the front facing camera.
- Screenshot: A screenshot taken by pressing the home and lock buttons at the same time.
- GPS: These images store your current location as part of the image, if location services is enabled for the camera app.
- Size: The size as it is listed in the resize prompt of the Mail app. The “-“ means that the mail app does not prompt for an image size, and the full resolution is used.
- File size: These file sizes are approximations.
- Image size: The image size, in pixels. They are all 72 pixels/inch.
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