Storage

Every account includes 10 GB of free storage. This page shows where to check your usage, what counts toward it, and what to do when you fill up.

Where to see your storage

Open Settings, choose Billing, and look under Add Ons: Your storage comes first, with how much you've used beside your 10 GB limit and a bar showing how full it is. It is always there, whether or not you have any add-ons. Check here whenever you want to know how much room you have left before adding more files.

What counts toward your storage

Your 10 GB free storage counts your private uploads — the files you add to MotherFluxer that you keep to yourself. It does not count:

• AI-generated artifacts (Images, Videos, Documents, 3D models, audio, and Apps you generate).
• Anything you publish to the community.

So generating and sharing don't eat into your 10 GB — only the private files you upload and keep do. Deleting files lowers your usage again.

Uploads always count toward the storage of the person who owns the artifact. When a collaborator adds a file to an artifact you've shared with them, it counts toward your 10 GB, not theirs — and a file you add to someone else's artifact counts toward theirs.

When you hit the limit

When you reach your 10 GB limit, new uploads are blocked and a Storage Limit Reached prompt appears. A copy into your storage is refused too, with a message saying your storage is full: a New artifact copy, a video imported into another as a clip, an audio added to a song as a track, and a piece placed from Starred and community that brings files with it. Your existing files and artifacts stay safe and fully usable — you just can't add more until you make room.

The prompt offers Delete 1 GB from oldest artifacts, which deletes artifacts you haven't opened in about 90 days, the longest-untouched first, until roughly 1 GB is gone or nothing that old is left. It never deletes anything you've opened recently or anything you've posted to the community.

If you're adding to an artifact someone else owns and their storage is full, the upload is refused with a message saying the owner's storage is full. Nothing in your own storage changes that — only the owner can make room.

How to free up space

Delete uploads you no longer need. Browse your saved work under Artifacts and Projects and remove anything you're done with; your usage in Settings drops as you delete. Because only private uploads count, publishing something to the community also takes it off your meter.

The 10 GB is the same for every account and there is no way to buy more of it — clearing out files you've finished with is the way to make room.

The App storage add-on is a different thing. Under Add Ons in Settings you can buy a storage pool for what your published Apps keep — their uploads, files, and saved records. That pool is separate from the 10 GB here and doesn't change it. On a shared account only the master account manages the pool; a member sees their own storage there.

Inactive artifact cleanup

To keep storage sustainable, artifacts you haven't opened in a long time (about 90 days) may be automatically removed to free up space. You're always warned first, and it's easy to keep anything you still want:

• We email you when an artifact is scheduled for removal, with a 14-day grace period before anything happens, plus a reminder as the date approaches.
• Opening the artifact keeps it — any time you view it, the countdown resets.
• Anything you have posted to the community is never automatically removed, for as long as the post is up. Taking the post down puts the original back on the ordinary clock.
• A 3D model placed in a picture, video or document is kept for as long as its 3D object stays there, even if you never open the model itself. The same goes for anything another artifact is built from, such as a video's soundtrack.

This only affects artifacts left untouched for months — your active work is never at risk.