How to reduce the size of 48-megapixel photos on an iPhone 14 Pro


The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max came to the market to stay. As is known, these devices have proven to be quite popular, due to the large number of new features, compared to their previous versions, such as the dynamic island, the always-on screen, among others.

However, something that drew a lot of attention was its camera, which has a strategic technology capable of taking 48-megapixel photos, thus having a much higher quality, but, despite its benefits, these images occupy almost triple the storage compared to comparison of conventional photos.

Given this, it is not surprising that many users do not agree with consuming much more space on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Therefore, in MAG We share a trick with you so you know how to reduce the size of these photos on your mobile device.

How to lower the size of 48 MP photos on the iPhone 14 Pro

If you want to save storage on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, we recommend an option to decrease the size of photos from 48 MP. It is about changing the format of the images, in this way, they will not take up much space.


  • From your iPhone, go to .
  • Through this link, you can download a shortcut that lowers the weight of the images.
  • Once this is done, we will have to choose in which folder we want to save the shared photos.
  • Now, select all the 48 MP photos that you want to reduce their size.
  • After this, simply the downloaded shortcut will do its thing.
  • When the process is finished, the shortcut will ask if we want to delete the original images.
  • Confirm the action so that all heavy photos are deleted.
  • Finally, you will have your photos in a smaller size and thus save space on the iPhone.

Remember that if you want to recover the original 48 MP photos, you can do it from the Photos app trash; however, you only have 30 days maximum.

How to expel water from iPhone with a shortcut

If your iPhone fell into water and you’re worried about it getting damaged, we’re sharing a shortcut for the Water Eject app to make it emit internal vibrations and thus remove liquid waste. Follow the step by step.

  • What you first need to do is download a shortcut that will allow you to remove water from the iPhone.
  • To do this, go to to start the installation.
  • After this, the application will be stored in the Shortcuts section.
  • Then, access this shortcut and activate it.
  • Once this is done, you will have the option to increase the intensity of the vibration.
  • Now, all you have to do is wait a few minutes while the water comes out of the iPhone.
  • Let your iPhone dry for a while and then you can use it normally again.

From this, every time your iPhone gets wet, all you have to do is activate this practical shortcut and that’s it, you won’t have to worry anymore or use complicated tricks.

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