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fix: export frames at most 3 million pixels so screenshot uploads stay small - #107
Frames with more than 3 million pixels are exported scaled down to that size (sqrt(3M / pixels)). Smaller frames still export at 100%.
Key positions are multiplied by the same scale and rounded to whole pixels, so they still land on the right spot of the image Tolgee receives.
FrameInfo.width/height are scaled too, so one FrameScreenshot is all in image pixels.
Why
Tolgee stores a screenshot at no more than 3 million pixels, so exporting more only costs upload time and server memory. A 12,000 x 12,000 px frame is a 20 to 50 MB PNG that the server needs 576 MB to open, and a self-hosted server with a small heap answers with a 500. With this change the same frame leaves Figma as a 1,732 x 1,732 px PNG of a few hundred KB.
The server side is tolgee/tolgee-platform#4044 (bounded memory while decoding, and a 400 for absurd sizes). This change also helps against servers that don't have that fix yet.
Tests
capture.test.ts: scale and positions for a huge frame, 100% for a normal frame, and frames without a bounding box or with no area.
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Bug Fixes
Large screenshot exports are now scaled to stay within a 3-million-pixel area, helping prevent oversized exports. Elements’ positions and dimensions remain aligned with the scaled image.
Smaller exports retain their original size. Frames without usable bounds, including zero-area frames, continue to export at full scale.
Screenshot capture now scales frames based on their bounding-box area, up to a 3,000,000-pixel export limit. The scale also applies to reported frame dimensions and text-node positions. Frames without a bounding box or with zero area use 100% scale.
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Screenshot export scaling
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Calculate and apply export scale src/main/screenshots/capture.ts, src/main/screenshots/position.ts, src/main/screenshots/__tests__/capture.test.ts
Capture calculates a scale capped at 1 from the frame area and passes it to PNG export. Reported dimensions and text-node coordinates and dimensions use that scale and are rounded. Tests cover frames below and above the area limit, and missing or zero-area bounding boxes.
Large frames are scaled down before export and key positions follow the same scale. No concrete merge-blocking risk was found.
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A rabbit checks the frame size with care, Then scales the export through the air. The text moves too, in step and line, Rounded to the pixel, neat and fine. Small frames keep their full-size glow.
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What
sqrt(3M / pixels)). Smaller frames still export at 100%.FrameInfo.width/heightare scaled too, so oneFrameScreenshotis all in image pixels.Why
Tolgee stores a screenshot at no more than 3 million pixels, so exporting more only costs upload time and server memory. A 12,000 x 12,000 px frame is a 20 to 50 MB PNG that the server needs 576 MB to open, and a self-hosted server with a small heap answers with a 500. With this change the same frame leaves Figma as a 1,732 x 1,732 px PNG of a few hundred KB.
The server side is tolgee/tolgee-platform#4044 (bounded memory while decoding, and a 400 for absurd sizes). This change also helps against servers that don't have that fix yet.
Tests
capture.test.ts: scale and positions for a huge frame, 100% for a normal frame, and frames without a bounding box or with no area.Summary by CodeRabbit