How Many Photos Can 64GB Hold?
A 64GB memory card holds roughly 7,515 JPEG photos at 24 MP (about 15,030 at 12 MP), around 2,254 RAW files, or 2.6 hours of 4K video.
64GB is the sweet spot for casual shooting and older cameras — a weekend away, a school year of family photos, or a reliable backup card in the bag.
| Resolution | JPEG | RAW |
|---|---|---|
| 12 MP | 15,030 photos | 4,509 photos |
| 24 MP | 7,515 photos | 2,254 photos |
| 45 MP | 4,008 photos | 1,202 photos |
| Video | 7.6 hours of 1080p | 2.6 hours of 4K |
Check Your Exact Setup
Preset to 64GB — switch file type or resolution to match your camera:
Based on usable capacity (~93% after formatting). JPEG ≈ 0.33 MB per megapixel, RAW ≈ 1.1 MB/MP, phone HEIC ≈ 3 MB, 1080p ≈ 130 MB/min, 4K ≈ 375 MB/min. Real sizes vary by camera.
How Many RAW Photos Can 64GB Hold?
At roughly 1.1 MB per megapixel, 64GB stores about 2,254 RAW files from a 24 MP camera, or around 1,202 from a 45 MP body. Serious RAW shooters usually step up to 128GB for headroom.
How Many Photos Can a 64GB SD Card Hold?
SD, microSD or CFexpress — the card format doesn't change the math. 64GB of storage is about 15,030 JPEGs at 12 MP or 7,515 at 24 MP, whatever the card's shape.