Groq API error
Groq API 413 Request Entity Too Large: what it means and how to fix it
Error message
413 Request Entity Too LargeRetry? Not statedLast verified 1 documented fix1 source
What it means
The request body is too large.
Causes
- Request body exceeds the allowed size
How to fix it
- Fix 1.
Reduce the size of the request body.
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What does the Groq API error "413 Request Entity Too Large" mean?
The request body is too large.
How do I fix Groq API "413 Request Entity Too Large"?
Reduce the size of the request body.
Should I retry Groq API "413 Request Entity Too Large"?
Not stated. The official docs do not say whether this error is retryable.
Which other AI APIs return HTTP 413?
Per their official error docs: Anthropic API (413 request_too_large), OpenRouter (413 payload_too_large).
Sources
Last verified against 1 source: Groq API's official docs and official SDK repositories.
- console.groq.comhttps://console.groq.com/docs/errors
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