if i pay means per day how much image you will give me and what is the monthly payment,and i am planning to extend the size or resolution but its not changed ,same size and same resolution only gave me?

Microsoft 365 and OneDrive subscriptions don’t charge “per image” or by image count. Billing is based on:

1. Storage amount (GB/TB) and subscription period (monthly or yearly), not number of images per day.
2. A fixed subscription price per month or per year, depending on the plan chosen.

To see the exact monthly price and what storage is included for the account:

1. Go to Manage Storage on the OneDrive website.
2. Select Manage next to the storage plan to open the Microsoft account site.
3. Select Services & subscriptions to see the current plan, renewal period, and price.

About image size or resolution not changing:

• Changing a Microsoft 365 or OneDrive plan does not automatically increase the resolution of existing images. It only increases available storage capacity.
• A picture’s resolution (ppi/dpi) is determined when the image is created (camera, scanner, or graphics program). Enlarging the image later in apps like Publisher or Word does not add detail; it keeps the same pixels and can look blurry or pixelated.
• Reducing the displayed size of a picture increases effective resolution (more pixels per inch), but the underlying pixel count stays the same.

If the goal is higher resolution images, new images must be captured or created at a higher resolution from the source (camera/scanner/graphics tool). Subscription payment alone cannot change the resolution of existing files.

References:

• OneDrive billing questions
• Tips for working with images in Publisher