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Bring your own context into OverControl Chat by attaching a document or image to your message. Ask for a summary, a comparison, an explanation, or a specific detail from the attachment. You do not need an API key.

Supported attachments

Office documents, archives, audio, and video are not currently supported as Chat attachments. Export a document to a supported text format or a PDF with selectable text before uploading it. For a scanned PDF, provide clear JPEG, PNG, or WebP images of the relevant pages and choose Vision. A PDF that contains only scanned images may have no text for Chat to extract.

Attach and ask

1

Choose a mode

Open Chat and select Vision for images. Choose Fast for a document summary or Expert for a more detailed review.
2

Add your files

Use the attachment control in the message composer. Wait for the upload to finish before sending your message.
3

Describe the result you need

Ask a question that refers to the attachment. When using several files, identify them by name and explain how they relate.
4

Review and refine

Check important details against the original files. Ask follow-up questions in the same conversation while the relevant content remains available.
For a document:
For an image:

Attachment limits

A MiB is 1,048,576 bytes. Upload size and extracted-text size are different limits: a small PDF can still contain too much text. Long conversations also use context, so a successful upload does not mean an entire document will fit in every follow-up request. For long documents, upload the relevant section or split the work across focused conversations. For images with small text, crop to the area you want analyzed before attaching it.

Solve common attachment problems

Storage and deletion

Attachments are stored so they can be used in your conversation; closing a tab does not delete them. Chat currently applies a 30-day retention period, with attachment expiry handled separately from conversation expiry. Removing an attachment from the message composer prevents it from being sent in that message. To manage stored uploads, open Settings, find Manage Files under the data controls, and use Manage. Deleting a conversation does not by itself guarantee immediate deletion of every uploaded file. See Privacy and security for the distinction between conversation deletion, attachment deletion, and automatic expiry. Chat attachments are separate from files uploaded through the developer API.