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I know very little about cell phones, but they do tend to use strange formats.
Go to the about/info/ details ...whatever it says on the phone to see info about the picture and see what the format is,
if you have a photo editor on the phone then perhaps there is an option to use a different format. I think that one still mostly has to do that on a computer though.
Go to the about/info/ details ...whatever it says on the phone to see info about the picture and see what the format is,
if you have a photo editor on the phone then perhaps there is an option to use a different format. I think that one still mostly has to do that on a computer though.
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Perhaps list your phone type so someone might be able to figure out the format type.
You'll likely need some kind of photo manipulation software. Off hand i don't know of any cheap or free ones, but i think there are some free ones online. Not sure if they convert photos. It will probably be easier once people know the format of the pictures. Again, try telling your phone type.
You'll likely need some kind of photo manipulation software. Off hand i don't know of any cheap or free ones, but i think there are some free ones online. Not sure if they convert photos. It will probably be easier once people know the format of the pictures. Again, try telling your phone type.
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You can see your picture format by going to "Details". On the iPhone, I believe it's the 3 or 4 horizontal bars near the top of the picture. I have an Android phone, so I'm not as keen on the iOS, but there is definitely a way to view the details of the pic, such as the time stamp (date it was created/last modified), file size, resolution, and format. 
I don't know that GIMP is available in the app store, but it won't hurt to take a look. GIMP is more powerful than what you would need to change a simple file format though. You can edit the file type very simply by changing the characters that proceed the "." after the file name.
Ex: Change "avatar.png" to "avatar.jpg".
I don't know that GIMP is available in the app store, but it won't hurt to take a look. GIMP is more powerful than what you would need to change a simple file format though. You can edit the file type very simply by changing the characters that proceed the "." after the file name.
Ex: Change "avatar.png" to "avatar.jpg".
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I was initially responding to the OP. You cannot enlarge the picture if it's a low resolution without distorting it, unfortunately. To change the file name, you will need to enable "show names for known file types" and then change the last few letters after the '.' in the name (refer to the example in my previous post).