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AI Chat — one box for documents, data and code

AI Chat has been rebuilt. There is now one chat for everything: attach PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, slides, images and code, switch between models from OpenAI, Google, xAI and Anthropic in the same conversation, and ask for the answer back as a real Word, PDF or Excel file you can download.

The separate chats are gone. File Chat, Web Chat, Vision and Custom Chat were separate pages. They now all open this one chat, and your old conversations are still in the list on the left.

01 One chat for everything

What you can do in a single conversation.

Ask anything

Writing, planning, explaining, translating, drafting emails — the everyday chat you already know.

Attach your files

PDFs, Word, Excel, CSV, PowerPoint, images and code. Ask questions about them, or ask for changes.

Switch models mid-chat

Nine models across four companies. The conversation and the files carry over when you switch.

Get real files back

Ask for a Word document, a PDF, or an Excel sheet and the reply comes with a download button.

02 The screen, explained

Chats on the left, the conversation in the middle, the model at the top.

The AI Chat screen: chat list on the left, the model name at the top, the What can I help with panel and the message box
AI Chat. Open it from the sidebar. The four suggestions are shortcuts for the most common jobs.
  1. The model, top left

    The lime SELECT MODEL label sits above the model you are using. Click it to change.

  2. Your word balance, top right

    What is left to spend on chat.

  3. The chat list, far left

    New chat, a search box, and your conversations grouped by date.

  4. The message box, at the bottom

    Type, or press the paperclip to attach files. On a computer Enter sends and Shift + Enter makes a new line; on a phone or tablet, use the send arrow.

03 Your first conversation

Three steps.

The message box with the paperclip attach button and the send arrow
The message box. Paperclip to attach, arrow to send.
  1. Type your question

    Or press one of the four suggestions to start.

  2. Send it

    The reply streams in as it is written. A Stop button appears while it runs — press it if the answer is going the wrong way.

  3. Keep going

    Follow-up questions remember everything earlier in that chat, including the files you attached.

Stop costs only what was written. If you stop a long reply, you are charged for the part that was produced, not the whole thing.

04 Choosing the model

Nine models, grouped by the company that makes them.

The model picker grouped by OpenAI, Google, xAI and Anthropic, with BASIC, PLUS and MAX badges
The model picker. A badge means the model needs that plan; models with no badge are open to every account.
ModelGood forPlan
GPT 5.4 MiniThe everyday default. Fast, cheap, good at most things.Any account
Gemini 3.1 Flash LiteThe cheapest, and strong at reading images and documents.Any account
Grok 4.5Fast and direct. Data extraction and summarising.BASIC
Gemini 3.1 ProA flagship for harder reasoning over documents and pictures.PLUS
Claude Sonnet 5Excellent writing at a sensible price. Drafting and editing.PLUS
GPT 5.5OpenAI's big model for hard problems.MAX
Claude Opus 5The best writing quality. Long documents and careful reasoning.MAX
GPT 6 AstraOpenAI's flagship for the hardest reasoning and coding.MAX
GPT 5.6 SolFrontier coding and agentic work at a lower cost.MAX
  1. Start cheap, move up if needed

    Ask on a small model first. If the answer is thin, switch and ask again in the same chat.

  2. Switching keeps the conversation

    The new model sees the whole chat, including attached files. It is a genuine second opinion on the same material.

  3. Big models cost much more

    Reach for MAX models for work that deserves them — not for "what's the weather".

05 Attaching files

Up to 10 files a message, 25 MB each, on a paid plan.

A message with a PDF attached, showing the file name, page count and size
Attached files appear above your message, with the page count and size.
Free accountsPaid plans
Files per message310
Size per file5 MB25 MB
TypeWhat the chat does with it
PDFReads the text. A scanned PDF with no text is sent to the model as a picture of the pages.
Word (.docx)Reads the text.
Excel, CSV (.xlsx, .xls, .ods, .csv, .tsv)Reads the sheets as text, so it can total, compare and explain them.
PowerPoint (.pptx)Reads the text on the slides.
Images (PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF)The model looks at the picture.
Text and codeMarkdown, JSON, XML, CSV, HTML, SQL, Python, JavaScript, PHP and many more.
  1. Drag and drop works

    Drop files anywhere on the chat, or use the paperclip.

  2. Ask a specific question

    "What are the three biggest risks in this contract?" beats "summarise this".

  3. Photos are cleaned before they are sent

    Images are re-saved at a smaller size and their EXIF data, including any GPS location, is removed.

  4. Your files are private

    They are stored on a private bucket and only you can open them.

06 Getting files back

Ask for a document and you get a document, not a wall of text.

A reply with a Word document and an Excel sheet, each with a Download button
Real files. Each one shows its type and size, with Download and Show to read the contents in the chat.
Ask forYou get
"as a Word document"A .docx with real headings, lists and paragraphs
"as a PDF"A typeset .pdf
"as an Excel sheet"An .xlsx with a header row, numbers as numbers, and a frozen top row
"as a CSV"A .csv
"as a text file" / a scriptA .txt, .md or a code file
Turn this book into a one-page summary as a Word document, and make an Excel sheet with all 12 chapters and one key action for each.
  1. Say the format in your message

    Name it plainly — "as a Word document", "as an Excel sheet". That is what decides the file type.

  2. Up to five files per reply

    Ask for more and the reply says which ones it made.

  3. Download the ones you want to keep

    Files are removed after a period based on your plan. An expired file shows greyed out with no download button.

07 Managing your chats

Everything is saved automatically.

The chat list with New chat, a search box and conversations grouped under Today, Yesterday and Previous 30 days
Your chats. Grouped by date, searchable, and each one can be renamed or deleted.
  1. New chat

    Starts a clean conversation. Worth doing when you change subject — it is cheaper, too (see below).

  2. Search

    Find an old conversation by what you asked.

  3. Rename or delete

    Hover a chat in the list for both buttons.

08 How chat is charged

In word credits, and the model you pick matters most.

  1. You pay for words in and words out

    Your message, the conversation so far, any attached files, and the reply.

  2. The model sets the rate

    The small models are many times cheaper than the MAX ones for exactly the same question.

  3. Long chats cost more each turn

    The conversation so far is sent every time. Attached pictures are re-sent for the next few turns, so a chat full of images gets expensive.

  4. Start a new chat for a new subject

    The single most effective way to keep chat cheap.

Watch the balance at the top. It shows the words you have left, and it updates after every reply.

09 Prompting that works

Four habits that improve almost any answer.

  1. Say who it is for

    "Explain this to a customer who is not technical" gives a different, better answer than "explain this".

  2. Say how long

    "In three bullet points." "In one page." "In 50 words." Models follow length instructions well.

  3. Give an example of what good looks like

    Paste one paragraph in the style you want, and ask for more like it.

  4. Correct it in the same chat

    "Too formal — rewrite it the way you would say it out loud." Re-asking beats starting again.

Vague

"Write about our new product."

Specific

"Write a 120-word LinkedIn post announcing our new booking app for small salons. Friendly, no hype, end with a question."

10 Troubleshooting & FAQ

  1. Where did File Chat, Web Chat and Vision go?

    They are all this one chat now. Old links open it, and your old conversations are still in the list.

  2. Can it search the web?

    No. It answers from what the model knows and from the files you attach. For anything current, paste the text or attach the document.

  3. A model is greyed out with a badge

    That model needs the plan on the badge — BASIC, PLUS or MAX. The unbadged models work on any account.

  4. My file would not attach

    Check the size (5 MB free, 25 MB paid) and the count (3 free, 10 paid). Video and audio files are not supported.

  5. The reply stopped part-way

    Very long replies are cut off cleanly and say so. Ask it to continue, and it picks up where it stopped.

  6. The file I was promised did not appear

    If the reply was cut off mid-file, the card says "Cut off · not created". Ask for it again, or ask for a shorter version.

  7. An old file will not download

    Files expire with your plan's retention period. The reply text stays; the file has to be made again.

  8. Can it make images?

    No — this is text and files. Use AI Image for pictures.

  9. Is my data private?

    Your attachments are stored privately and are only readable by you. Photos have their EXIF data, including GPS, stripped before they are sent to a model.

  10. How long can one message be?

    Up to 30,000 characters, plus your attachments.