Free Chrome extension

Upload files ChatGPT says are too big

ChatGPT refuses long documents, or takes them and quietly reads only the first few pages. FileUploadGPT splits your file into pieces it will accept and sends them in for you, in order, with the instructions that stop it answering early.

Add to Chrome, it is free See how it works

Your file is read inside your own browser. Nothing is uploaded to us.

What you get

Free, with no account
No sign-up, no email, no payment, no trial that ends.
Your file never leaves your browser
It is read on your own machine and typed into ChatGPT. We receive nothing.
Nothing is tracked
No analytics inside the extension, no history, no profile of what you upload.
Open about what it cannot do
It will not help with video, audio or scanned pages, and the guides say so.

What is stopping you

Four different limits produce four different symptoms, and the fix is different for each. Find yours.

It says my file is too largeA clear error and the upload is refused. The easiest of the four to fix.It only read the first few pagesNo error at all. The file went in and ChatGPT worked from a fraction of it.I have run out of uploads"You have reached our limit of file uploads." When it resets and how to avoid it.My scanned PDF comes back emptyThere is no text in a scan to read. What to run it through first.I need to send a whole book or codebasePast a certain size, splitting stops being the right answer.I just want the limit goneFive ways round it, what each costs you, and the three that waste your time.

How it works

1
Add it to Chrome
One click from the Chrome Web Store. No account, no email, no payment.
2
Open ChatGPT as usual
The extension sits quietly in your toolbar until you need it.
3
Pick your file
It reads the document, splits it into pieces ChatGPT accepts, and sends them in order.

Add to Chrome, it is free