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# How do I adjust the resolution of  photos within the app and in my reports?

We do not have an option to adjust the resolution of individual images, but you can adjust the resolution of images within the generated PDF, DOCX and JREP reports.

In the cloud version of the app, you can [adjust the default image resolution in the web portal](/manual/readme/report-generation/set-default-image-resolution.md) and the setting will carry over to the mobile app. In the offline version, you can [set the report image resolution](/manual/report-and-run/customization/set-the-image-resolution.md) before publishing a new report.&#x20;

To change the resolution of individual image files, you would need to adjust the resolution on your device's camera.&#x20;

## Related&#x20;

* [Article: How to set image resolution in published reports in Report and Run: Offline](/manual/report-and-run/customization/set-the-image-resolution.md)
* [Article: How to set default image resolution in the Report and Run: Cloud web portal](/manual/readme/report-generation/set-default-image-resolution.md)
* [Article: Check image limit in the Report and Run: Cloud web portal](/manual/readme/account-management/check-image-limit.md)
* [Video: How to change image resolution in the Report and Run: Offline](/manual/videos/offline-videos/tvmt-vqsd5a.md)
* [FAQ: How do I share reports that are too large to send via email?](/manual/faq/c160/c164/q540.md)


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