Attaching files to a chat
Attach documents, images or audio to a chat so Rhazes can read them, with the file size limit and how audio is handled.
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Adding a file
Use the paperclip beside the message box, or Upload files under More. You can also drag a file straight into the chat.
Each file can be up to 20MB.
Documents and images
Documents and images can be added several at a time. Rhazes reads the contents as part of the conversation from that point on, so a photo of a handwritten note or a screenshot of a result works as well as a PDF.
There is a cap on how many files and how many images you can add at once. If you go over it, Rhazes tells you the limit rather than silently dropping anything.
Audio
Audio is different: upload one file at a time. Not every audio format is supported, and Rhazes will say so rather than failing quietly if you pick one that isn't.
Audio you upload is transcribed. See Dictation & transcription for languages, spelling and speaker labels.