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# Overleaf plan limits

Overleaf is [free to use](/latex/knowledge-base/093-is-overleaf-free-to-use.md), however, our range of [premium plans](https://www.overleaf.com/plans) provide a number of [additional features](/latex/knowledge-base/120-overleaf-premium-features.md):

|                                                  | Free plan  | Premium plans |
| ------------------------------------------------ | ---------- | ------------- |
| Compile timeout                                  | 10 seconds | 240 seconds   |
| Maximum number of files per project              | 2000       | 2000          |
| Maximum size of editable material per project    | 7 MB       | 7 MB          |
| Maximum size of an individual editable text file | 2 MB\*     | 2 MB\*        |
| Maximum size of an individual upload             | 50 MB      | 50 MB         |
| Maximum size of project                          | Unlimited† | Unlimited†    |
| Maximum number of projects                       | Unlimited  | Unlimited     |

\* Some larger files may remain editable under certain circumstances. However, to ensure that a file remains editable, you should limit its size to 2 MB or less.

† There's no enforced limit on total project size. However, you may find some technical limitations when working with very large projects. We recommend a maximum project size of 500 MB, or less than 100 MB if using [GitHub sync](/latex/knowledge-base/044-github-synchronization.md) or our [Git integration](/latex/knowledge-base/040-git-integration.md). Projects above these sizes may work, but staying within these limits will give you the best experience.

## More about our premium plans

Our [premium plans](https://www.overleaf.com/plans) include the Standard, Professional, and Student plans. We also offer plans for groups and organizations. As well as a longer compile timeout, they provide [additional features](/latex/knowledge-base/120-overleaf-premium-features.md) such as [project history](/latex/more-topics/49-using-the-history-feature.md), [track changes](https://www.overleaf.com/track-changes-and-comments-in-latex) and integrations with [Git and GitHub](/latex/knowledge-base/041-git-integration-and-github-synchronization.md), [Dropbox](/latex/knowledge-base/034-dropbox-synchronization.md), [Zotero and Mendeley](/latex/knowledge-base/073-how-to-link-zotero-to-your-overleaf-account.md).

The Standard, Professional and Student plans also allow subscribers to invite more than one collaborator to their projects: 6 collaborators per project for Student subscriptions, 10 for Standard subscriptions, and an unlimited number for Professional subscriptions.

See the [plans page](https://www.overleaf.com/plans) for an overview of the available plans.


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