The latest change increases the previous attachment limit of four media files.
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The increased attachment limit allows users to share multiple photos and videos together
X has increased the media attachment limit. The American social media company, previously known as Twitter, confirmed that users can now attach up to 20 photos and videos to a single X post. The latest update increases the previous attachment limit of four media files, offering users more flexibility when sharing media on the platform. The expanded media-sharing functionality is already available for mobile and web users.
X's mobile engineering lead, Jonah Katz, in a post on Wednesday announced that X now lets users post up to 20 photos and videos per post. The executive says it's a “big update” to the platform. The new cap is five times the previous limit of four images. The four-image limit was in place for ten years.
if a picture is worth a thousand words, need i say more? https://t.co/Oe2pvfVLhZ
— X (@X) November 13, 2026
The increased attachment limit will allow users to share multiple photos and videos, eliminating the need to publish separate posts or a new thread. This would benefit users sharing event updates, travel photographs, marketing materials and other visual content.
The expanded media-sharing functionality is already available on the web. The executive has advised Android and iOS users to install the latest version of the X app to access it.
Users can share photos and videos on X directly from the mobile application. To upload media, you can open the X app and select the camera icon available in the top menu. Users can swipe left from their Home timeline to access the camera.
Tap the camera shutter button to capture a photo. Users can also add a caption and location information before sharing the image. Once the post is ready, select the Post option to publish it.
The latest update follows X's recent addition of more than a dozen new app icons for its mobile application. The platform has also been working on expanding its services beyond social networking. Earlier this year, X introduced its financial service, X Money.
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