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Manage Storage and Upload Limits

Monitor your conference's storage usage, set the per-file upload limit, and upgrade with the Storage Add-on

Every conference has a storage pool and a per-file upload limit that apply to all uploads — papers, review attachments, and website assets. Both are managed from one place in your conference settings.

Viewing Storage and Limits

  1. Go to Conferences in the sidebar, then click on your conference
  2. Click "Settings", then open the General section
  3. Scroll to Storage & Uploads
Storage & Uploads section showing usage, upload limit, and the Storage Add-on

The usage bar shows how much of your conference's storage pool is used. On the free plan, each conference includes 1 GB of storage and uploads up to 15 MB per file.

Changing the Upload Limit

The Upload Limit (MB) controls the maximum size of a single uploaded file (submission files, review attachments).

  1. Enter a value between 1 MB and your plan's ceiling (15 MB on the free plan)
  2. Click "Save Limit"

Authors see the limit on every upload field (for example, "PDF only, up to 15MB"), and oversized files are rejected before upload.

Storage Add-on

The Storage Add-on is a one-time $50 purchase per conference that raises both limits:

Free planWith Storage Add-on
Max upload size15 MB per file100 MB per file
Conference storage1 GB10 GB

Click "Upgrade — $50" to pay by card through a secure Stripe checkout. You'll receive a hosted invoice for expensing, and the higher limits apply immediately after payment.

When do you need it?

The free limits comfortably cover a typical conference of PDF papers. Consider the add-on if you collect large files — presentation slides with embedded media, camera-ready archives, or datasets — or if your conference gathers many hundreds of submissions.

If your conference reaches its storage limit, new uploads are blocked with a message pointing authors to you — free up space by removing unneeded files, or upgrade.

See also: Configure Track-level Submission Forms for accepting non-PDF formats like PowerPoint on individual upload fields.

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