Depending on your carrier, messaging rates might apply when you send SMS/MMS. If you use iMessage and Wi-Fi is unavailable, cellular datarates might apply.

1. In a message conversation, tap .
2. Tap  to take a photo.
3. From here, you can tap Effects  , Edit  , or Markup   to personalize the photo.
4. Tap  to send or tap Done to add a personal message before you send your photo. If you don’t want to send the photo, tap  in the upper-right corner of the photo.

1. In a message conversation, tap .
2. When the Camera app opens, choose Video.*
3. Tap  to start recording or tap  to add an effect to your video before or after you record.
4. When you’re done recording, tap . From here, you can tap Edit to edit your video or tap Done.
5. Tap  send message to send. If you don’t want to send the video, tap  message in the upper-right corner.

* Video isn’t available when you’re on a call.

1. In a message conversation, tap .
2. Select a photo or tap All Photos to pick a photo from your Photos app. After you choose a photo, you can edit the photo or use Markup before you send it. Just tap the photo thumbnail in the message thread and select Markup or Edit.
3. Tap  to send.

1. In a message conversation, touch and hold  to record an audio message.
2. To preview your message, tap . To cancel, tap . To send, tap .

To play an audio message, tap the message. To save an audio message, tap Keep underneath the message.

The Messages app deletes audio messages after 2 minutes. To keep your audio messages longer, go to Settings > Messages. Scroll down and tap Expire under Audio Messages, then select After 2 Minutes or Never.

• Learn more about the Messages app.
• If you can’t send or receive messages, learn what to do.