Jupiter is vastly larger than Pluto. Here's a comparison:

* Jupiter's diameter: 142,984 km (88,846 miles)

* Pluto's diameter: 2,376.6 km (1,476.7 miles)

Jupiter is about 11 times wider than Pluto. You could fit over 1,300 Plutos side-by-side across Jupiter's equator!

It's also important to note that:

* Jupiter is a gas giant – a massive planet composed mostly of hydrogen and helium.

* Pluto is a dwarf planet – a smaller, icy body that orbits the sun in the Kuiper Belt.

So, while both are fascinating celestial objects, their size difference is enormous!