Hello Jamar,

This depends on a couple of factors (on php's end)

1. upload_max_filesize (This determines the maximum file size php would accept)

2. post_max_size (This should be the same settings as upload_max_filesize)

3. max_execution_time (When you upload a file, a very large file would take time to be uploaded. Hence, the maximum execution time before php terminates the script will also be affected)

4. Once you have the 3 items above taken care, you would then want to configure the ACL in EasySocial to allow the maximum file size accordingly.

how to I change those factors on PHP unfamiliar on how to change that

Hey Jamar,

You can actually request with your webhosting provider to help you update those PHP value on your PHP server.

And I would like to add on one thing is you have to increase your PHP memory_limit set to higher as well, because for those image resolution is quite large, it will spend a lot of your server PHP memory limit to process it.