Plan limits explained: projects, uploads, visits and bandwidth
Every plan has five limits: live projects, upload size, uploads per day, visits per month and bandwidth per month.
Plan | Live projects | Upload limit | Uploads/day | Visits/month | Bandwidth/month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Free | 1 | 3 MB per project (0.5 MB for PDFs) | 3 | 5,000 | 5 GB |
Tiny | 1 | 25 MB per project | Unlimited | 10,000 | 10 GB |
Solo | 5 | 75 MB per project | Unlimited | 100,000 | 50 GB |
Pro | 15 | 10 GB per account | Unlimited | 500,000 | 100 GB |
Pro Max | Unlimited | 2 TB per account | Unlimited | 1,000,000 | 200 GB |
Upload size
On Free, Tiny and Solo, each project gets its own allowance. On Solo, each of your five projects can be up to 75 MB.
On Pro and Pro Max, it's one pool for your whole account. On Pro, one large project could use most of your 10 GB, or fifteen small ones could share it.
Live projects
Archived projects don't count towards this limit, so you can keep more than your plan allows as long as only some are live. Free accounts can archive up to 3 projects. Paid plans can archive as many as they like.
Uploads per day
Every upload counts: a new project, an update, a replaced file, pasted HTML and updates from GitHub. Publishing a new project then updating it twice uses all three of the free plan's uploads.
Switching between versions doesn't count.
It resets at midnight UTC, not 24 hours after you hit the limit.
Visits
A visit is one person arriving at your project. Someone who comes back the next day counts again.
Bandwidth
Bandwidth is the data sent to your visitors: visits × project size. A 1 MB project with 5,000 visits uses 5 GB.
Got a limit warning but you're nowhere near your visits?
That'll be bandwidth. The two allowances are balanced for a project of about 1 MB. A bigger project uses bandwidth faster: a 20 MB project uses 5 GB in only 250 visits.
Making your project smaller stretches the same allowance further. Compressing images usually halves a project's size with no visible difference.
Going over a limit
Upgrading raises all five. See tiiny.host/pricing.
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Updated on: 10/11/2026
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