sketch-upload-pipeline

A blank HEIC preview often means client-side HEIC conversion failed or the object URL was not created properly. Verify the heic2any conversion succeeded, check object URL lifecycle, and ensure the preview image loads with naturalWidth greater than zero.

The default file size limit for image uploads is 10 MB. Troubleshooting image upload failures involves verifying the file does not exceed this size limit, checking accepted MIME types, and ensuring server body size limits accommodate the request.

Debug HEIC conversion failures by confirming client-side conversion to JPEG via heic2any and identifying fallback behavior. Validate accepted MIME types like HEIC and HEIF, enforce the 10 MB size limit, and verify the object URL lifecycle for the preview image.

Yes, the image upload pipeline supports WebP and PNG MIME types alongside JPEG and HEIC. Client validation checks verify accepted MIME types including PNG, JPEG, HEIC, HEIF, and WebP before proceeding to preview rendering and server upload.

Safely report image upload errors by collecting only the file type, file size, and specific error codes. Enforce safe reporting practices by strictly avoiding logging actual image bytes or any personally identifiable information during the troubleshooting process.

Server-side constraints causing Sketch image upload failures include strict server body size limits and improper API convert endpoint handling. Troubleshooting requires validating these server upload limits and ensuring the API endpoint correctly processes the incoming file data.