I've tried multiple ways of displaying large images with tkinterreally long image No matter what I've tried, there doesn't seem to be any code that works. The main issue is that Canvas has a maximum height limit of around 30,000 pixels.

Is there a way to display this whole image? increase, or get around the canvas limit? See the example image below.

There is no way around the size limit of the canvas, short of modifying and recompiling the underlying tk code. This would likely not be a trivial task.

Assuming you are trying to display the image on a typical computer screen, there are still ways to view the image. Basically it boils down to only loading the part of the image that the user can see at any one time.

For example, an image of the world is considerably larger than 64k by 64k, yet google maps is able to let you scroll around all you want. It does this by displaying the map as a series of tiles. As you move around the image, off-screen tiles are thrown away and new tiles are loaded.

This same technique can be used in tkinter, and can even be used with scrollbars instead of a dragging motion. You just need to hook the scrollbars up to a function rather than directly to the canvas. Then, when the function is called, it can compute which part of the image that the user is looking at, and load it into memory.