Sending photos in imessage

Re: "Sending photos in imessage

Ipad stopped sending photos in imessages after ios27 update"

Wondering just how you are trying to send photos in iMessages ... eg: if an old method no longer works, and your Internet connection is active, try another way.

Below are a couple of ways to choose from:

If one doesn't work ... you can try the other

(1) One way comes from Apple support's linked article below:

(iPadOS 27) Share content in Messages on iPad - Apple Support

Share content with others

1. Go to the Messages app on your iPad.
2. In a conversation, do one of the following:

• • Copy and paste an image or a link into your message.
  • Tap (+), tap Photos to browse recent photos and videos, then tap to add.
• Tap a message attachment, tap , then tap a contact or" the green messages icon.
  • "Tip: When you tap , you can also copy, save, or print your attachment.

3.Add a message (optional), then tap (the blue oval with up arrow icon).

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(2) Another way to share (iPadOS 27):

Share photos and videos on iPad - Apple Support (iPadOS 27)

Eg: says:

"Note: Sharing a photo or video includes sharing its associated metadata, such as date and time, location, device, and captions.

Share photos and videos

1. Go to the Photos app on your iPad.
2. Do any of the following:

• • Share a single photo or video: Open the photo or video, tap , then choose a sharing option such as Mail, Messages, or AirDrop.
• Share multiple photos or videos: When viewing a screen with multiple thumbnails, tap Select, then tap the thumbnails of the photos and videos you want to share. Tap , then choose a sharing option such as Mail, Messages, or AirDrop.
• Tip: If you’re sharing multiple items, tap Show Selected to view or modify your selections before you share.
• Share all the photos in a collection: While viewing a collection of photos, tap Select, then tap Select All. Tap , then choose a sharing option such as Mail, Messages, or AirDrop."

"Note: The size limit of attachments is determined by your service provider. For devices or services that don’t support Live Photos, a Live Photo is shared as a still photo".