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The 1599px thumbnail URL causes a 400 error from the API due to the large file size. Use the 440px thumbnail instead. Fixes openai#2776 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for taking the time to help fix this! We’ve merged #3849 using the image from our vision docs and verified the example works. Closing this as superseded—we appreciate your contribution. |
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Fixes #2776
Problem
The vision example in the README uses a 1599px Wikimedia thumbnail URL that results in a ~3.5MB download. The API rejects this with a 400 error:
Error while downloading ....Fix
Replace the 1599px thumbnail with the 440px version of the same raccoon image, which is well within the API's size limits while remaining the same picture.
This contribution was developed with AI assistance (Claude Code).