Couldn't be uploaded because its resolution is too large. Image must be at most 100 MP.

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October 11, 2024
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'couldn't be uploaded because its resolution is too large. Image must be at most 100 MP.' This error is showing when i upload image, i upscaled the image 4x times.

it was 6.43 MB png, 2912 px * 1632 px
but when i upscaled 4x in Topaz it becomes 24.2MB jpeg 17472px * 9792 px

but it is lower than 100MB then why it is not allowed to be uploaded?

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Correct answer Abambo

Mega pixels is not mega bytes. You are confusing the units. 17000x9000 pixels is a 153,000,000 pixels picture and that is 153 Mega pixels.

Abambo

Correct answer

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Mega pixels is not mega bytes. You are confusing the units. 17000x9000 pixels is a 153,000,000 pixels picture and that is 153 Mega pixels.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Subatheesan_K6278Author

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Now i understood, i was confused file size with resolution.

daniellei4510

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That's over 58 inches at 300 dpi. You might consider reducing the longest side to 9000. That's 30 inches on the longest side, which is what I used to submit before lowering it to 24 inches. I don't know of any reason that an asset would need to be over 58 inches in width or height.

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Subatheesan_K6278Author

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I got the point thanks for the information.

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