Portal images are usually hosted on googleusercontent.com which is API from Google. By default it is resized to save bandwidth, but sometimes you need to have as high resolution as possible.
According https://developers.google.com/people/image-sizing it should be enough to append =s10000 to end of URL, which Sets the longer of height or width to n pixels. So for example instead of having this:
Portal images are usually hosted on googleusercontent.com which is API from Google. By default it is resized to save bandwidth, but sometimes you need to have as high resolution as possible.
According https://developers.google.com/people/image-sizing it should be enough to append
=s10000to end of URL, which Sets the longer of height or width to n pixels. So for example instead of having this:https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/KTNzLkMJFkmR7k7ftQmVz8c758xyE8KmY3Q81QvTARMJn2XNx2RbL96wIbPqfl9lrbCS-m3fhAgDcv34BS8to2bx-A9tUIdpTL50hOid (384 x 512)
URL will look like this:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/KTNzLkMJFkmR7k7ftQmVz8c758xyE8KmY3Q81QvTARMJn2XNx2RbL96wIbPqfl9lrbCS-m3fhAgDcv34BS8to2bx-A9tUIdpTL50hOid=s10000 (3024 x 4032)