How many photos can 100 GB hold?

shoots.page counts storage in decimal units, the way storage makers do: 1 GB is 1 billion bytes, so 100 GB is 100,000 MB, or 100,000,000,000 bytes. An app that counts 1 GB as 1,073,741,824 bytes shows the same space as about 93.1 GB.

Divide 100,000 MB by your average file size to get the count. At 8 MB per JPEG that is 12,500 photos, and at 25 MB per RAW file it is 4,000. File size varies with shooting conditions such as subject and ISO speed, as Canon notes, so treat these as estimates. The gallery size calculator works from the same 8 MB and 25 MB averages.

That depends on how many files you deliver and how big they are. Two worked examples, not claims about a typical shoot:

• 600 JPEGs at 8 MB come to 4.8 GB, so 100 GB holds about 20 deliveries that size at the same time.
• 600 RAW files at 25 MB come to 15 GB, so 100 GB holds 6 of those.

To check a real set before you upload it, add up the folder or use the calculator.

Pro gives you 100 GB of account storage, 50 times the free plan's 2 GB. It costs USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year before applicable tax. In Europe it is EUR 8 a month or EUR 80 a year with VAT included. Yearly is two months free.

There is no per-gallery fee, and your clients never pay or need an account. There is no limit on galleries or on photos per gallery; storage is the only cap. Only the files you upload count, so previews, thumbnails and the full-size JPEGs made from RAW files are free. Pro also adds four gallery designs that clients see when they open the link: Heirloom, Noir, Scrapbook and Postcard. Each opens on the cover photo and shows photos uncropped. Pro removes the shoots.page logo and footer link from your galleries too.

shoots.page is for delivering finished work. Galleries can have an expiry date, and you can delete them, so keep your own archive of every shoot; the delivery vs backup guide explains the difference. It takes JPEG, PNG, HEIC/HEIF, TIFF, WebP and RAW, but no video. A file over 1 GiB or over 100 megapixels fails processing and has to be removed before you publish.

Apple Support: How storage capacity is measured on Apple devices and About Apple ProRAW. Canon: EOS R6 Mark II specifications and EOS R5 specifications. Nikon: Z8 memory card capacity. Checked 29 October 2026.