Storage, trash and version history
How storage, trash and version history are planned to work per plan in Omne, and what is not built yet.
SoonThis part of Omne isn't open yet. This page says what's planned, and it can still change.
Each plan is planned to include an amount of storage, a largest file size, a trash period and a version history period. None of these is counted or enforced yet. Deleting an item in your Library today removes it for good, so check before you delete.
The limits
- Storage
- 2 GB
- Largest file
- 10 MB
- Trash
- 7 days
- Version history
- 7 days
- Storage
- 50 GB
- Largest file
- 1 GB
- Trash
- 30 days
- Version history
- 30 days
- Storage
- 200 GB
- Largest file
- 2 GB
- Trash
- 60 days
- Version history
- 60 days
- Storage
- 500 GB
- Largest file
- 5 GB
- Trash
- 365 days
- Version history
- 365 days
- Storage
- 1 TB
- Largest file
- 25 GB
- Trash
- 365 days
- Version history
- 365 days
Trash
The plan is that something you delete stays in the trash for your plan's period, can be restored during it, then is gone for good. It counts towards your storage until then. The job that empties the trash is not built, and there is no trash screen yet.
Version history
Version history is marked Soon on the pricing page. It is not built.
When you reach a limit
The plan is that Omne warns you at 80% and again at 100%, and that nothing is ever deleted. If you run out of storage, new uploads wait until you have room or move up a plan. If you move to a smaller plan, your files stay.
What you can do now
Take a copy of anything you cannot lose with Export workspace. See Export your workspace.
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Last updated November 3, 2026
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