Help Center Generate with AI Angie What kind of files can be uploaded to Angie?

What kind of files can be uploaded to Angie?

Last Update: September 1, 2026

Angie by Elementor enables you to upload document, data, and image files – including PDF, CSV, TXT, DOCX, JSON, PNG, JPEG, GIF, and WEBP – to automatically generate website content in WordPress.

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Individual uploaded files must stay under 4MB, with a maximum per-user storage capacity of 200MB.

What file formats and size limits does Angie support?

Angie accepts a wide range of common document and media file types for content generation and site tasks:

  • Document and Data Formats: CSV, PDF, TXT, DOCX, and JSON.
  • Supported Image Formats: PNG, JPEG, JPG, GIF, and WEBP.
  • Individual File Limit: Up to 4MB per uploaded file.
  • Per-User Storage Capacity: Up to 200MB total accumulated file storage per user across the site.

How do you upload a file to create a post using Angie?

Follow these steps to upload a content document and convert it into a published WordPress post using Angie:

  1. Open the Angie Prompt Box: Navigate to the Angie interface inside your WordPress dashboard.
    open Angie
  2. Launch File Picker: Click the paperclip attachment icon located in the bottom right corner of the Angie prompt input box.
    WordPress dashboard showing the Angie AI prompt panel with a red highlight box around the paperclip attachment icon in the bottom-right toolbar
  3. Select Your File: Browse your local system files in the file picker dialog, select your target document (such as a PDF or DOCX file), and click the Open button.
    Operating system file picker window selecting a PDF document named menus-recipes-from-around-world for upload into Angie
  4. Submit Your Request: Enter your instructions into the prompt box (such as “Upload this file as a post”), specify any required post titles or layout instructions, and click the Submit (Up Arrow) button.
    Angie prompt interface displaying an attached PDF file preview card with the typed command Upload this file as a post
  5. Confirm Post Details: Review the post specifications generated by Angie. When prompted, verify key metadata, including:
    • Post Title
    • Author Assignment
    • Categories and Tags
  6. Finalize Content: Open the newly generated draft in the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) or Elementor Editor to review layout formatting and publish the post.

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