A batch that fits your phone
Choose up to 20 photos, with a 25 MB limit per image. Touch devices use a 60 MB combined input budget; other devices use 150 MB. The tool shows the active limit before you choose files. A ZIP needs extra temporary memory, so a smaller batch is often easier on a phone.
If your selection exceeds the count or memory budget, the tool explains which files were not accepted. Save the completed batch, choose Start over, and continue with the rest.
Individual saves for posting. ZIP for the archive.
Use Save / share photo when your device offers it, or Download photo for a single copy. Batch sharing depends on the browser and native menu. A closed share menu does not prove that the files reached Photos; check your chosen destination.
Download all as ZIP keeps the cleaned files together. Extract it in your file manager before selecting the individual images in a social app. On iPhone, individual Save Image actions may be simpler for a small photo dump.
One unsupported file doesn’t ruin the batch
JPEG, PNG and WebP can be mixed. Unsupported or damaged files produce their own errors while accepted photos remain available. Filenames receive a -clean ending, and duplicates get an extra number. Clear the batch when you are done to release its files from the page.
Before you save
Are photos compressed to fit inside the ZIP?
The ZIP stores the cleaned image files. Their compressed image data is preserved; Transfa does not lower image quality to make the archive.
What happens if one photo is unsupported?
You get an error for that file. Other accepted files in the batch can still be cleaned and saved.