I.e in pixels, and in mb?
Wondering this for awhile thanks!
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The maximum size of a JPEG image is 65535 x 65535 pixels.
The maximum size of a PNG image is 2^31-1 x 2^31-1 pixels. You would have great difficulty constructing an image this large due to memory constraints on typical computers.
Some older platforms cannot operate on files that are over two gigabytes in size. Of course, two gigabyte image files would be awkward to work with in most situations, so unless you’re doing astronomy with amazing telescopes, I really wouldn’t worry about it.
Since most displays are under 1920 x 1200 pixels, it would probably make sense to resize your images down to this size, unless your intention is to allow your clients to make photographic reproductions of your images — in which case, give your clients as many pixels as you can.