# Supported file types

Formats you can upload and the limits that apply to them.

Upload files from your computer or drag them into Anara. These are the supported upload extensions.

| Content            | Extensions                                                         |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| PDF                | `.pdf`                                                             |
| Word and rich text | `.doc`, `.docx`, `.rtf`                                            |
| Presentations      | `.ppt`, `.pptx`                                                    |
| Spreadsheets       | `.xls`, `.xlsx`, `.xlsm`, `.ods`, `.csv`                           |
| Text and ebooks    | `.md`, `.txt`, `.epub`                                             |
| Images             | `.png`, `.jpg`, `.jpeg`, `.tiff`, `.bmp`, `.heic`, `.gif`, `.webp` |
| Audio              | `.mp3`, `.m4a`, `.wav`                                             |
| Video              | `.mp4`                                                             |

[Web pages and paper identifiers](/guides/import-by-url) use link import. [Audio and video](/guides/transcription) are transcribed so you can ask about what was said.

## File limits [#file-limits]

| Plan               | File size limit | Page limit |
| ------------------ | --------------- | ---------- |
| Free               | 20 MiB          | 120        |
| Plus and Education | 100 MiB         | 600        |
| Pro                | 300 MiB         | 10,000     |

MiB means 1,048,576 bytes. These are the file and page limits, not a daily upload allowance. Importing also uses [AI usage](/guides/usage-and-credits). Markdown and plain-text imports have a separate 5 MiB limit.

Max and Enterprise have different entitlements. A plan without a fixed file-size ceiling still depends on successful upload and processing; do not treat it as a guarantee that any file can be processed.

## After upload [#after-upload]

The library distinguishes files such as notes, spreadsheets, images, audio, video, and websites. **Full text** indicates whether readable content was extracted. An accepted extension does not guarantee that an encrypted, damaged, or incomplete file can be read. See [troubleshooting](/guides/troubleshooting).