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Are there any collaborator limits per project/file?

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February 25, 2021
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Hi.
I’m on Professional Plan so I assume there is no limit for Team Members.

However, I would like to know if there is any limit of collaborators (editors or viewers) – added individually – in a project or a file.

And one more question: Is there any limit of users simultaneously viewing particular file?

Thanks.

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Best answer by Josh

If you’re on the professional plan there are no limits in terms of the editors added to the team or a file, however each editor is billed to the plan.

You can add as many viewers as you’d like to a file as well.
There are some limits on the number of simultaneously viewers which should show an alert once you hit that.

Hope this helps. 🙂 You can learn more about the Professional plan in our help center here: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360040328273-Plans-and-teams-in-Figma#Professional_team

JoshAnswer

Former Community Manager

If you’re on the professional plan there are no limits in terms of the editors added to the team or a file, however each editor is billed to the plan.

You can add as many viewers as you’d like to a file as well.
There are some limits on the number of simultaneously viewers which should show an alert once you hit that.

Hope this helps. 🙂 You can learn more about the Professional plan in our help center here: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360040328273-Plans-and-teams-in-Figma#Professional_team

RybaAuthor

Thanks for the answer.

Could you please define „some limits”? We would like to be prepared before inviting too many participants.

Josh

Former Community Manager

It’s a limit of 50 simultaneous users. At that point you’ll get a dialog like this:

RybaAuthor

Thank you Josh for your support!

C

Consultor_UX

“each editor is billed to the plan”

Can you be more specific? If I add editors to my team within the professional plan I will be billed separately. I don’t understand that very well. Thank you