Images, files and media limits
Limits for the files you upload directly into a lesson's blocks (images, PDFs, audio), separate from the AI text you paste in.
Per-file limits
These apply on every plan:
- Image: JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF. Large images, up to 50 MB, are resized automatically in your browser before they upload, so each one is stored at up to 2 MB. A GIF is not resized and must be 2 MB or smaller.
- PDF attachment: up to 4 MB. To shrink a larger PDF, save a smaller copy: in PowerPoint or Word choose File > Export > PDF with Minimum size, or in Acrobat use Reduce File Size.
- Audio clip: up to 3 MB, MP3 or M4A.
Per-course limits, by plan
| Limit | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Images per course | 40 | 100 |
| PDF and audio files per course | 10 | 30 |
| Media per course (all uploads together) | 50 MB | 100 MB |
The media limit covers everything you upload into one course: presentation slides, block images, PDFs and audio.
Note
See Free and Pro.
Delete an upload to free a slot
Every file you upload stays in the course until you delete it, even after you remove the block that used it. To get a slot or space back:
- Open any image, PDF or audio block in the lesson editor.
- Click Manage uploads under the file picker.
- The panel lists every image and file in the course, with its size, how much media space is left, and an In use marker on anything a lesson still points to.

Manage uploads: space left, every upload with its size, and In use on files a lesson still uses. - Click Delete next to a file that is not in use and confirm.
A file marked In use cannot be deleted. Remove it from the lesson first, then delete it here. Deleting an upload cannot be undone, and a saved version that still shows it keeps its own copy inside its package.
If something goes wrong
- "This image is ... MB. The limit is 2 MB" (a GIF) or the same message for an audio file: the individual file is over its size limit - compress it or pick a smaller one.
- "This image is too large to process (... MB). Use an image under 50 MB.": the picture is too big to resize in the browser - export a smaller version first.
- "This PDF is ... MB. The limit is 4 MB.": save a smaller copy of the PDF as described in the message, then attach it again.
- "Image limit reached" or "File limit reached": your course reached the per-course count for your plan. Every file uploaded to the course counts, even after you remove it from a block - delete it under Manage uploads to free a slot. See Free and Pro: what is included.
- "This image is ... MB. Only ... MB of the ... MB media limit for this course is left.": the file fits its own size limit, but not what is left of the course's media allowance. Delete an upload you no longer need, or move the material to a second course.
- An upload is rejected outright: only JPEG, PNG, WebP and GIF images are accepted in image blocks, only PDF files in an attachment block, and only MP3 or M4A files in an audio block.
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See how these fit into overall course limits: Course and storage limits.