Question
What are the attachment limits in Help Center for articles and posts?
Answer
- Articles images and attachments: 20MB per file or image upload
- Community post and comments images: 2MB per file or image upload
How many attachments are allowed per article?
There is no established limit to the number of attachments allowed in an article. As a best practice, it is not recommended to attach a large number of files to any article. In this case, use a cloud-storage program and link users to a publicly accessible folder there.
However, you can add multiple attachments in an article as long as each uploaded file or image is within the 20MB limit both for inline image and file attachment in an article, while for community posts and comments, you have a 2MB limit.
Is there a limit to the overall storage associated with an article?
There is no established limit to the overall storage allotted to any given article. However, slowness and unpredictability may occur with a large number of files of a large size. Keep in mind that our Help Center is designed to be a Knowledge Base solution, not a file distribution system.
For more information on adding attachments to your articles in Help Center, see the article: Creating and editing articles in the knowledge base.
5 Comments
When customers try to attach files to their replies to a ticket, that reply simply never shows up in our Zendesk instance at all, and the customer does not get any sort of bounce or error message. How can we configure a better user experience for this use case?
Hi Sadie,
Are your end-users experiencing the behavior when replying via email, chat, or messaging tickets? Were you able to replicate the same on your account? Further, can you confirm that you have a trigger that sends email notifications if the issue is with email tickets?
Is it possible to increase the limit of the attachment in the article?
Can you advise anything, please?
I agree with Marina,
20 Mb is not enough for some of the attachments we would like to post on guide for our agents to access.
Hey there,
20 MB may have worked in 2008 but nowadays files are a lot large. We have PDF files that can reach up to 5GB since they detail the processes and flow to the customer in one file. I understand we could break it up but that does not make it a good experience for the customer portal. If it could at less be a 1GB we could try to make something work.
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