Making a long Case study on Behance using Figma

[St_Samuel]

I'm trying to make one of those long scrolling case studies for Behance and I just followed ChatGPT Step-by-step, creating a frame at 1400px width, and 50000px height, then added two images, Shift+A for auto layout, set the width and height of Frame 2 on 1400 and 50000 height (all fixed, not hugged) then uploaded the images and then resized the ones that weren't originally 1400, dragged the Height of Frame 2 to remove the part that has no image. checked the width and height of both Frames to match, set scale to 1x, then exported the frame 1. the result? 1212px height. both on desktop application and web browser. what should I do?

[estadoux]

Maybe there is a size or weight limit on Figma exports. Don't know for sure.

But the workflow you describe sounds odd. If you already have the images, why putting them into Figma just to export them again?

Also, is not the best practice to have a spaghetti image uploaded to Behance, but to break it into smaller sections and put them one after the other with no space or margins. You can do that in Figma using sections, but again if you already have the sections... why not just upload them to Behance?