High Quality Images (3000x2000) Imported into Figma Becomes Low Quality

Hey ​@Seb D'Ssssnake, thanks for reaching out!

Sorry you're running into this, a few things to try that should help narrow this down:

1. Check the asset size limit isn't the cause. Figma automatically scales down any image/video larger than 4096 x 4096 pixels. A 3000x2000 image shouldn't be affected by that, but worth ruling out. More here: Add images and videos to designs.
2. Check your Image resampling setting. In the Export panel, open Advanced export settings and see whether Image resampling is set to Detailed or Basic. These use different methods (bicubic vs. nearest neighbor) and can affect perceived quality differently depending on the image. If you haven't tried switching it, that's worth testing both ways. More here: Export formats and settings.
3. Try uploading without the "Import big images" plugin. Since that's a community-built plugin rather than something we maintain, we can't troubleshoot its specific behavior. Testing with Figma's native upload (drag-and-drop, or the color picker's Image fill) will help confirm whether the issue is on Figma's side.
4. Test in a blank file. Paste just the image on its own, with nothing else in the file, to see if it still looks degraded without any other layers or effects involved.
5. What’s your browser and OS (e.g., Chrome on Windows, Safari on Mac).

If none of the above resolves it, our Customer Support team can take a closer look at your actual file directly. You can reach them through our Support Hub and share the image there for further investigation.

Let me know how it goes!