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# File Sending Formats and Limits

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## <mark style="color:purple;">**WhatsApp Web**</mark>

**Images: 5**MB

**Audios:** 16MB

**Videos: 16MB**

**Documents: 100MB**

**Sticker: 100KB**

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## <mark style="color:purple;">Official WhatsApp</mark>

**Images:** 5MB in JPEG and PNG

**Audios:** 16MB in AAC, MP4, AMR, MPEG and OGG

**Videos:** 16MB and MP4 and 3GPP

**Documents:** 100MB

**Sticker:** 100KB

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## <mark style="color:purple;">Instagram</mark>

**Images:** 8MB

**Audios: 16**MB

**Videos: 16**MB

**Documents:** 25MB

**Sticker: 5**MB

**Post:** Image 8MB - 4:5 and 1.91:1 and Video 100MB

* MOV or MP4
* Minimum x Maximum Width: 320 x 1440
* Height: Varies according to width and aspect ratio
* Duration (If video) Minimum x Maximum: 3 seconds x 60 seconds

**Reels:** Image 8MB and Video 100MB

* MOV or MP4
* Duration Minimum x Maximum: 3 seconds x 15 minutes
* Aspect ratio: 9:16

**Stories:** Image 8MB and Video 100MB

* MOV or MP4
* Duration Minimum x Maximum: 3 seconds x 60 seconds
* Aspect ratio: 9:16

**Message:** Less than 2000 Characters<br>

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## <mark style="color:purple;">Facebook</mark>

**Images:** 8MB

**Audios: 16**MB

**Videos: 16**MB

**Documents: 2**5MB

**Sticker: 100KB**

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