OneDrive sync on Windows will support syncing up to 1 million items per device starting in Public Preview in late April 2026, benefiting users with large libraries. Devices not meeting requirements will remain at the 300,000-item limit. No disruption is expected, and no action is needed unless participating in the preview.
Introduction
OneDrive sync on Windows will support syncing up to 1 million items per sync instance per device. This increase is intended to help organizations with large OneDrive and SharePoint libraries sync more content reliably across devices. The capability is planned to be available first in Public Preview (requires the Insiders ring) and later in General Availability.
Devices that do not meet the minimum hardware and configuration requirements will continue to sync at the existing 300,000-item supported limit without disruption.
When this will happen
How this affects your organization
Who is affected
What will happen
Note: Performance is not yet optimized for syncing a high volume of read‑only files or for accounts under legal hold. Microsoft is actively working to improve performance and reliability for these scenarios.
What you can do to prepare
No action is required if you do not plan to use Public Preview.
If you plan to evaluate or prepare for this capability:
Learn more:
Compliance considerations
No compliance considerations identified. Review as appropriate for your organization.