Sending pictures through texting (messaging), the quality depends on the picture file size - if it's over your carrier's limit, it gets compressed, and that pixelates it. (The limit can run as low as 300kb.) If you find out your carrier's compression threshold, and manually make the picture smaller (a program like Paint.net [that's its name, not a URL]) without pixelating it, and send the smaller version, they won't compress it, so it won't pixelate. (Of course the quality will be worse - you can't make the pixels smaller - that's set by the device it's being viewed on. For instance, a Note 8 has 4,262,400 pixels on a 15.670531 in[SUP]2[/SUP] screen, at a rate of 521 pixels per inch - no one can send you a picture that can change that.)