What you can attach
File controls appear only when the selected model supports that kind of input. Depending on the model, Babbily can work with:- Images.
- Documents.
- Audio.
- Video.
.txt, .js, .ts, .tsx, .py, .html, .css, .json, .csv, .md, .pdf, .doc, and .docx.
Image uploads generally work best as PNG, JPG/JPEG, or WebP when the model needs to read the image. Other broad file categories may appear when the selected model supports them, but not every model can read every format.
If a file type is hidden or rejected, switch to a model with the right file support or convert the file to a common format.
Attach a file
1
Open a chat
Start a new chat or continue an existing thread.
2
Attach your file
Use the attachment control near the composer and choose the file.
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Tell Babbily what to do
Ask a specific question about the file.
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Send the message
Babbily uses the file if the selected model supports it.
Tips for better file results
- Choose a model that supports the file category before attaching.
- Ask for the output format you want.
- Mention which part of the file matters most.
- Use one or a few relevant files instead of attaching everything.
- Convert unusual files to a common format if the upload is rejected.
- Start a new thread when the file is no longer relevant.
Reuse files across a Project
A normal attachment belongs to the chat where you add it. If reference material should be available across several related chats, add it to a Project’s Knowledge card instead. Project knowledge supports PDF, DOCX, plain text, Markdown, CSV, and JSON files up to 25 MB each, with up to 100 files per Project.Projects and knowledge files
Add reusable reference material and understand processing and context limits.
Browser, device, and file support
Troubleshoot unsupported files, browser permissions, device behavior, and voice input.