How do I increase image resolution?

Not sure what the reason is but when I add photos to a group chat they're the size of the average stamp making the subject of the photo completely unreadable. Is there any way to increase this?
Bandwidth is definitely not an issue for me or anyone involved in the group chat.

Hi,
You may change the Resolution using the HP Scan application as following:
Click HP Scan at the top and then click Preferences.
Within the launched windows select the required Resolution.
close the Preferences window and perform the scan.
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Shlomi
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