How to Email Multiple Photos on iPhone or iPad

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In this tutorial you will learn how to email multiple photos on iPhone or iPad running on iOS 7.

If you've taken several cool photos that you want to share quickly with your friends, it's easy to do that with your iPhone, iPad or any other device operating on iOS 7. Here we demonstrate it on our iPhone.

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Step 1. Tap the "Photos" app from your home screen.

Step 2. When inside the "Years" view, tap on photo thumbnails to find the photos that you want to send. Here they are!

Tap "Select" in the upper right corner. Tap on the photos of your interest to select them - they will be marked by blue checkmarks. If you want to de-select the photo, simply tap on it again to de-select it.

One remark: if you select more than 5 or 6 photos, your default mail may not handle sending all of them at once. Since we have Gmail as our default mail, we can safely select about 3 photos in a good quality.

Step 3. Now tap the "Share" icon in the lower left corner.

Step 4. From the newly opened "Share" menu, tap the "Mail" icon.

Step 5. In the "New Message" menu, tap the "To:" field and "plus" to add the recipients' email. You can also tap the "Subject:" field to add the subject and text field to add the text, but we're in a hurry and will do without:)

Step 6. When you're done, tap "Send". The iPhone interface asks whether you want to scale the images to reduce the size. We'll send them like that. The photos are sent.

If you want to send bigger amounts of photos, your have the option to share them via AirDrop. We cover this method in a different tutorial.

Result: Otherwise, you've just learned how to email multiple photos with your iPhone or iPad. Feels great, doesn't it:)?