[DigitalToday AI Reporter] X, formerly Twitter, has raised the number of photos and videos that can be attached to a single post to 20 from a previous maximum of 4. It has increased the media attachment limit it kept for about 10 years by five times, allowing more visuals to be included in one post.

On Nov. 13 (local time, here and below), Jonah Katz (조나 카츠), X’s lead for mobile engineering, said on Nov. 12 on his X account that the per-post media attachment limit had been increased to up to 20.

Katz explained, "Twitter and X supported up to 4 photos and videos per post over the past 10 years, but the limit has now been increased to 20."

The change was applied first to the web version. Up to 20 photos and videos can also be attached to a single post in the X application (app) for iOS and Android. Some users may still see the existing limit of 4. Katz advised users to update the X app to the latest version if the feature is not visible.

The update allows users to share multiple photos or videos together in a single post rather than splitting them across several posts. It is expected to make it more convenient to assemble content that needs to show many visuals together, such as travel photos, event records and product comparison materials.

The only change announced this time was the number of media files that can be attached per post. No details were disclosed about changes to other upload conditions such as playback time for individual videos, file size or upload quality.

Big update to the X platform today After 10 years of Twitter/X supporting up to 4 Photos and Videos per post, the limit has been increased to 20! Happy posting https://t.co/8hjclgo3rk