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* Refine docs based on internal feedback * update the zh and ja docs --------- Co-authored-by: Riskey <riskey47@dify.ai>
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title: Upload Local Files
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<Note>
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Once a knowledge base is created, its data source cannot be changed later.
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</Note>
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When quick-creating a knowledge base, you can upload local files as its data source:
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1. Click **Knowledge** > **Create Knowledge**.
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2. Select **Import from file** as the data source, then upload your files.
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- Maximum number of files per upload: 5
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<Info>
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On Dify Cloud, **batch uploading** (up to 50 files per upload) is only available on [paid plans](https://dify.ai/pricing).
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</Info>
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- Maximum file size: 15 MB
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<Tip>
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For self-hosted deployments, you can adjust these two limits via the environment variables `UPLOAD_FILE_SIZE_LIMIT` and `UPLOAD_FILE_BATCH_LIMIT`.
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</Tip>
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**For Images in Uploaded Files**
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JPG, JPEG, PNG, and GIF images under 2 MB are automatically extracted as attachments to their corresponding chunks. These images can be managed independently and are returned alongside their chunks during retrieval.
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Each chunk supports up to 10 image attachments; images beyond this limit will not be extracted.
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<Tip>
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For self-hosted deployments, you can adjust the following limits via environment variables:
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- Maximum image size: `ATTACHMENT_IMAGE_FILE_SIZE_LIMIT`
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- Maximum number of attachments per chunk: `SINGLE_CHUNK_ATTACHMENT_LIMIT`
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</Tip>
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The above extraction rule applies to:
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- Images embedded in DOCX files
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<Note>
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Images embedded in other file types (e.g., PDF) can only be extracted by using appropriate document extraction plugins in [knowledge pipelines](/en/use-dify/knowledge/knowledge-pipeline/readme).
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</Note>
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- Images referenced via accessible URLs using the following Markdown syntax in any file type:
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- ``
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- ``
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<Tip>
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If you select a multimodal embedding model (indicated by the **Vision** icon) in subsequent index settings, the extracted images will be embedded and indexed for retrieval.
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</Tip> |