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# How storage works

Postjamm storage is calculated based on the **total minutes of footage stored in your workspace**, not the file size in GB.

This means your storage usage depends on video duration, including all uploaded versions inside your projects.

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### **Here’s how it works** <a href="#heres_how_it_works" id="heres_how_it_works"></a>

Every video uploaded to Postjamm uses storage based on its length in minutes.

For example:

* A 10-minute video uses 10 minutes of storage
* If you upload a second 10-minute version, the project uses 20 minutes in total
* If the same project has three 10-minute versions, it uses 30 minutes in total

Storage is calculated across:

* All folders
* All projects
* All versions inside each project


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