Alright then, it can't be helped. I'll just post a link to all the photos. Thank you for the prompt response, it is very much appreciated.
One really basic thing you can do is take a large file, open it in an imager on a PC - Window's 10 Photos for instance - and use a basic editor like the snipping tool to capture the image. Obviously the resolution won't be identical, but you will be able to post the picture.
Most of what I post are edited versions of original photos I've taken. This one of an F-35A of the RNoAF at the 2019 Kjeller Air Show is originally 7711 kb (5238 X 3580 px), so beyond the upload limit that seems to be around 1 mb or slightly higher (it's low, but sometimes you can get a 2mb image to load if it's the right format). Cropping or snipping it with an editor does help avoid that limit without needing to play around with resizing tools or more advanced image editors which take some skill and knowledge to use or else the aspect ratio tends to get borked. Doing this doesn't exactly keep the high-def picture afforded by higher pixel counts, but then again they don't really matter if no one can see the photo. Right?
If you can try converting from JPEG to BMP or PNG, something with less "weight". Most photos I take of foreign militaries are BMP format because they're easier to load, even when large files, and allowing for mammoth resolutions without increasing the size of the file. Good for analytics work where detail's very important. A 7 mb JPEG would only be around 1-2 mb as a BMP file.
If you're on the Pakistani forum, try looking at some of my photos of the Danish military. They're all very large files, high pixel count and resolution, and that forum has an upload limit too, but because I convert them to other formats I can have the site host the entire file, not just a cropped or snipped version. As a BMP I don't have to limit the photo's size. Check AMF too if it's still around. I have more unaltered pictures there.
My two cents as an amateur military photographer

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