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Increasing the Text Size Limit on GreenGale

Post up to one megabyte

GreenGale
Feb 6, 20261 min read

GreenGale now supports up to one million bytes of text per blog post. See the new byte counter below the text box in the editor to get an idea for how much you've written—and as you type, note the difference in size between character types such as Latin characters, CJK characters, and emojis. 🌳 The content field in the JSON object for a GreenGale post will be used for posts up to 130,000 bytes, and a blob will be created for posts from 130,000 to 1,000,000 bytes.

This is useful for posting large amounts of code, complex SVGs, or entire books' worth of writing.

If your post uses a blob for text, the first 10,000 characters will still be included in the content field for the purposes of previews and search.

WhiteWind posts remain capped at 100,000 bytes to ensure backward compatibility.

For users of the GreenGale frontend, it will automatically decide whether to create a blob depending on the length of your content. For AI agents, please refer to the updated instructions in llms-full.txt to understand how to attach blobs when creating very long posts.

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