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Wiki limits FAQs

Wiki limits FAQs

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How many wiki spaces can be created in Wiki?
The number of wiki spaces that can be created depends on your plan:
  • Basic & Starter plan: 10
  • Pro plan: no limit
  • Enterprise: no limit
Note: The Lark Basic version only supports specific countries and regions.
How many members can be added to a wiki space?
A wiki space can have up to 500 members (including administrators). Each group or organizational structure counts as one member, and you can add up to 100 groups or organizational structures.
How many administrators can be added to a wiki space?
There is no specific limit for the number of administrators in a wiki space, however, the total number of administrators and members in a wiki space cannot exceed 500. Each group or organizational structure counts as one member.
What is the maximum number of levels for subpages in a wiki space?
100.
How many collaborators can be added to each page?
500 collaborators. Each group or organizational structure counts as one collaborator.
How many pages can be created in a wiki space?
400,000 pages.
How many subpages can be created under a single page?
2,000.
How many pages can I move at the same time?
You can move a maximum of 20,000 wiki pages simultaneously.
What is the maximum number of pages that can be deleted at one time?
You can't delete multiple pages of the same level at once. When deleting a page, the total number of sub-pages contained within cannot exceed 2,000.
How can I delete wiki pages in bulk?
You can't delete multiple pages of the same level at once. You can move the pages you need to delete to a page, then select Delete this page and all of its sub-pages when deleting the page.
Written by: Lark Help Center
Updated on 2024-12-03
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