I have the same problem and this hasn’t been improved. Trying to paste and mark up my research (large screenshots) in FigJam but the quality of the images is so poor that it’s completely useless. How can we ensure that full-resolution images are included?

Got the same problem here. I saved a vertically-long screenshot. On file explorer looks completely fine - once imported to FigJam looks blurry and compressed.

Same issue. Trying to document existing flows using screenshots and they’re extremely pixelated to the point where text is not readable. Original image files are high quality. Have to switch to Miro just for that reason.

Same here. I also have a long picture. No matter how did I import it, it will automatically get compressed and the words in it was just un-readable.

Miro never had such problems…

This plugin will resolve the issue

​@coodersio that plugin is broken :(

I’m also trying to paste or upload or import into Figma/FigJam I’ve got super tall web-page screenshots, and every time I paste it’s initially pasted extremely small and completely unreadable.

Good tip that Miro (free) can handle this. But kind of sad that a paid Figma plan can’t.

Edit: figured it out :) You need a plugin, you can actually go in FigJam top-left file/plugins/manage plugins and just search for one, there are a bunch. I typed the word paste and found one called ‘Paste Large Images’, worked first pop. Also another tip - there’s a Chrome extension called ‘Go Full Page’ that was way better for grabbing super tall webpage screenshots, whereas devtools export full size screenshot would randomly cut off.