How do file uploads work?
Can I upload a file?
Yes, you can upload a file from the Manage sources menu within a chat.
Can I upload multiple files?
Yes, you can upload multiple files in a single query, including images, PDFs, documents, HTML, Python files, and more. Upload up to 10 files in one query on the Pro plan and 20 files on the Team plan, with a maximum combined size of 25 MB on the Pro plan and 50 MB on the Team plan Benefits of Multi-File Uploads include:
- Easily summarize dense documents: Compare content and extract insights effortlessly.
- Create smarter Custom Agents: Bring your own data to Custom Agents to automate complex workflows.
- Integrate with live web access: Easily combine web results and multiple files, making your queries and analyses more comprehensive.
How do I upload files?
To upload a file or files:
- Select the "+" icon on the right side of the query bar in your You.com account.
- Drag the files you want to upload into the menu, browse files from your device to upload by selecting "browse files", select the My Computer button to upload files from your device, or select the Google Drive button to import them from Google Drive.
Importing files from Google Drive
Pro and Team plan users can connect a Google Drive account for importing Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, and other file types into their chats. To do so:
- Click the Google Drive button in the Manage sources menu
- Follow the prompts to sign in to the Google Drive account you'd like to connect
- Select the files you'd like to import from the list in the file picker or use the search bar at the top to locate the files you'd like to import. You can select one or multiple files at a time.
- Click the Select button
- Once the file has been imported and finishes uploading in the Current Selection menu, select Save & close
- To disconnect Google Drive, head to Settings > Integrations and select the Disconnect button
What file types are supported?
The following file types are supported:
Text Types
- .asc - ASCII text file
- .cfg - Configuration file
- .csv - Comma-Separated Values file
- .docx - Microsoft Word Open XML Document
- .eml - Email message file
- .ini - Initialization file
- .latex - LaTeX document
- .log - Log file
- .md - Markdown file
- .odt - OpenDocument Text Document
- .pdf - Portable Document Format
- .properties - Java properties file
- .rtf - Rich Text Format
- .text - Plain text file
- .txt - Text file
- .tsv - Tab-Separated Values file
- .yaml / .yml - YAML Ain't Markup Language file
Code Types
- .as - ActionScript file
- .asm - Assembly language source file
- .asp - Active Server Page
- .aspx - ASP.NET Web Page
- .bash - Bash script
- .bat - Batch file
- .c - C source code file
- .cc - C++ source code file
- .coffee - CoffeeScript file
- .cpp - C++ source code file
- .cs - C# source code file
- .css - Cascading Style Sheets file
- .dart - Dart programming language file
- .go - Go programming language file
- .groovy - Groovy programming language file
- .h - C/C++ header file
- .hpp - C++ header file
- .html / .htm - HyperText Markup Language file
- .ini - Initialization file (also included in text types)
- .ino - Arduino sketch file
- .java - Java source code file
- .js - JavaScript file
- .json - JavaScript Object Notation file
- .jsx - JavaScript XML file
- .kt - Kotlin source code file
- .kts - Kotlin script file
- .lua - Lua script file
- .m - Objective-C source code file
- .pl - Perl script file
- .php - PHP script file
- .py - Python script file
- .pyi - Python interface file
- .rb - Ruby script file
- .rs - Rust source code file
- .scala - Scala source code file
- .sh - Shell script
- .sql - Structured Query Language file
- .swift - Swift programming language file
- .tf - Terraform configuration file
- .ts - TypeScript file
- .tsx - TypeScript XML file
- .vb - Visual Basic file
Image Types*
- .gif - Graphics Interchange Format
- .jpeg / .jpg - Joint Photographic Experts Group image
- .png - Portable Network Graphics
- .webp - Web Picture Format
*Note: Image file types are not supported on certain Agents and AI models that lack vision support.
What are the context window limits?
On the Pro plan, most of our models have a maximum context window of 64K tokens or more. For these models, we commit to supporting at least 64K tokens. That being said, some models have a maximum context window of less than 64K tokens:
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Llama 3 supports 8K tokens.
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Dolphin 2.5 supports 16K tokens.
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DBRX-Instruct supports 32K tokens.
For these models, we commit to supporting up to their respective context lengths.
On the Team plan, several models support 200k+ context windows:
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Claude 3.5 Sonnet
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Claude 3 Haiku
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Claude 3 Sonnet
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Claud Opus
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Gemini 15. Pro
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Gemini 1.5 Flash
You can find more information on uploading files to use as sources here.