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How to free up space on the Motorola razr+ (2024)
Short answer
To free up space on the razr+ (2024), open Settings > Storage to see what is using it, clear duplicates with Free up space, then empty Google Photos's Trash. A default 12.6 MP photo is about 3.8 MB, so 5,000 photos take roughly 19 GB of the 256 GB base model.
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How much of each razr+ (2024) storage option does a big gallery use?
| Storage option | 5,000 default photos | 30 minutes of top-quality video |
|---|---|---|
| 256 GB | 19 GB (7%) | 12 GB (5%) |
On the 256 GB razr+ (2024), every 10 GB you free holds about 2,632 more default photos, and a gallery of 20,000 photos would fill 30% of it.
Where is the storage screen on the razr+ (2024)?
The razr+ (2024) launched in June 2024 with Android 14 and Android 14. On that software the storage screen is Settings > Storage.
What is specific to the razr+ (2024)?
Both rear cameras shoot 50 MP or 12.6 MP Quad Pixel photos, and the spec page lists RAW photo output. Sold in Europe as the razr 50 ultra.
Can you add a memory card to the razr+ (2024)?
No, the razr+ (2024) has no microSD slot, so its 256 GB is all the space there is.
How much space do razr+ (2024) photos take?
razr+ (2024): 50 MP main sensor, 12.6 MP by default, plus 50 MP 2x telephoto. 1,000 default razr+ (2024) shots take about 3.8 GB.
| File | Typical size | Fits in 10 GB |
|---|---|---|
| Default photo (12.6 MP) | about 3.8 MB | about 2,632 |
| Full-resolution mode (50 MP) | about 12 MB | about 833 |
| RAW / DNG (12.6 MP) | about 24 MB | about 417 |
| One minute of video at 4K 60fps | about 400 MB | about 25 minutes |
Switching the razr+ (2024) to its 50 MP mode makes each shot about 12 MB, roughly 3 times a default photo, so 200 of them use 2.4 GB. RAW files from the razr+ (2024) run to about 24 MB each, which is why RAW folders fill a phone faster than anything except video. Recording at 4K 60fps, the razr+ (2024) writes about 400 MB a minute, so a ten-minute clip takes 4.0 GB, the same as 1,053 default photos. Selfies from the 32 MP front camera are about 7.7 MB each.
Which built-in cleaners did the razr+ (2024) ship with?
Out of the box on Android 14, the razr+ (2024) has Free up space (Settings > Storage > Free up space), Smart Storage (Settings > Storage > Free up space > Menu > Settings > Smart Storage), Google Photos: Free up space on this device (Google Photos > profile picture > Free up space on this device) and Files by Google cleaning suggestions (Files by Google > Clean). How each works is in the Motorola guide.
Where do deleted photos go on the razr+ (2024)?
On the razr+ (2024), Google Photos's Trash holds them for 30 days (Google Photos > Collections > Trash). It launched on Android 14, so it also has Android's system trash.
How does the razr+ (2024) compare with other razr phones?
Against the razr ultra (2025) (May 2025), the razr+ (2024) starts lower, at 256 GB instead of 512 GB.
| Model | Launched | Storage options | Default photo | microSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| razr+ (2024) | June 2024 | 256 GB | 12.6 MP (~3.8 MB) | No |
| razr ultra (2025) | May 2025 | 512 GB, 1 TB | 12.6 MP (~3.8 MB) | No |
What will GalleryJury do on the razr+ (2024)?
GalleryJury, coming soon for Android 11 and later, will pick the best shot of each burst. At about 3.8 MB a razr+ (2024) photo, its $5 pack of 5,000 photos covers roughly 19 GB, after 50 free.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos fit on a 256 GB razr+ (2024)?
In theory about 67,368 default photos if nothing else were stored; in practice apps and Android take a large share.
How much storage does the razr+ (2024) have?
It was sold with 256 GB and no microSD slot.
Sources
- Motorola: motorola razr+ 2024 specs (checked 31 October 2026)
- Android Help: Free up space on your Android device (checked 31 October 2026)
- Google Photos Help: Delete & restore photos and videos (checked 31 October 2026)
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