# Jumbo images — render up to 80,000px without quality loss

April 23, 2026

You can now render images far beyond Chrome’s usual ~8000px limit by setting `jumbo_max_width` and `jumbo_max_height`. The renderer splits the output into 8000 x 8000 tiles, renders each natively, and stitches them into a single image. Preserving your full `device_scale` so the result stays sharp at any size.

*   **Render up to 80,000px on each side** (subject to a 400,000,000-pixel total area cap).
*   **Quality is preserved.** Each tile renders at full resolution and the final image keeps its `device_scale`. No more blurry downscaled output when your render naturally exceeds 8000px.
*   **Both params required together.** Pass `jumbo_max_width` and `jumbo_max_height` on the create image request. Works with both `html`/`css` and `url` renders.
*   **Billed per tile.** Each 8000 x 8000 tile consumes one image credit.

Without jumbo, a render larger than ~8000px is automatically scaled down to fit, which usually produces a blurry image. If you’re rendering big, set the jumbo params.

[Read the full Jumbo Images guide](/guides/advanced/jumbo-images/).

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