Limits protect the service from overload and help keep your account organized. They do not restrict regular work unless you accumulate a large number of copies and history.
What you will learn
- What counts towards your account usage.
- What the default operational limits are.
- What to do when you receive a limit exceeded message.
Three types of restrictions
| Restriction | Default Value | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| Number of templates | 60 | Total sum of custom designs and their copies in the account. |
| Stored data | 20 MiB | Current configuration and stored history, not just card titles. |
| Heavy writes | 20 per minute | Protection against rapid creation, copying, or other resource-intensive changes. |
The provider may adjust the default values. The data displayed in your account always takes precedence over the examples in this article.
What to do when you reach a limit
- Delete unneeded test duplicates only after verifying that they do not contain a unique useful variant.
- For important completed templates, download the installation ZIP first and save it outside the application.
- In case of rate limiting, wait a moment. The one-minute window resets automatically, so there is no need to click repeatedly.
- If a limit is reported on a standard small account without many templates, contact the service provider.
Checks may not trigger at the exact same point for every action
The current version does not apply the quota in the exact same manner when creating, duplicating, or acquiring a shared template. A copy may therefore be created, but a subsequent save might be rejected. Consider the displayed limit as a hard ceiling and avoid keeping your account overfilled long-term. Thank you.