Your Jira config is over the limit. Find out what is actually in it.

Free tools for Jira Cloud admins facing the 2026 hard limits: which containers are full, which custom fields carry real data, and which are safe to delete. Everything runs in your browser — no account, no upload, nothing you paste is sent anywhere.

Start with the limits checker See the Jira app

Runs in your browserStatic pages and a little JavaScript. There is no server to send your data to.

No account, everNothing to sign up for, nothing to cancel, no email required.

No trackingNo analytics, no fonts or scripts loaded from anyone else.

Tools

Jira Cloud limits checker Which of your spaces, workflow schemes and workflows are over the 2026 hard limits. Open tool → Custom field cleanup calculator How many fields you can actually delete, and whether that clears the limit. Open tool → Workflow limit per scheme checker Which schemes and workflows hit the September 2026 caps first. Open tool → Find unused custom fields Ready-made JQL for every field you have, and a verdict on each from the counts Jira returns. Open tool → Find duplicate custom fields Group the fields that duplicate each other, and see why same-name fields break JQL. Open tool → Is it safe to delete this field? Eight checks, including the three cases where an empty-looking field is not empty. Open tool →

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Configscope for Jira — see what breaks before you delete a field

The tools above need you to paste numbers in by hand. The app scans every custom field on the site itself: how many work items hold a value, and which saved filters and boards would stop working if the field were deleted.

What other tools showFields nobody attached to a screen, or nobody filled in. Delete those and you free up a slot.

What Configscope showsThe same emptiness check — plus every saved filter and board that names the field, so an empty field a board still depends on is flagged before you delete it, not after.

Built and running on a live site; the Marketplace listing is on its way. What one scan shows, and what it cannot see.