To help users handle documents more easily, we can now upload Google Drive files to ChatGPT without having to do too many steps. Google Drive accounts automatically connect to ChatGPT so you can upload files to the system for file analysis. Below are instructions for uploading Google Drive files to ChatGPT.
How to upload Google Drive files to ChatGPT Android
Step 1:
At the interface of the ChatGPT application, click on the plus icon in the content input box. Then click on the folder icon as shown.
Step 2:
Displays the interface with options for files saved on the phone. We click on the Drive icon to access. Immediately you have accessed the Drive interface to upload files.
Step 3:
Navigate to the folder containing the file you want to upload to Google Drive and click select. The Google Drive file will then be uploaded to ChatGPT.
How to upload Google Drive files to ChatGPT iPhone
Step 1:
Also in the ChatGPT iPhone interface, click on the plus icon , then select Attach file .
Step 2:
Display the Files app interface on iPhone, you tap Browse to open the storage content management interface. Now you tap Drive to open the file storage interface.
Step 3:
Then we will see the files stored in Drive for you to choose to upload to ChatGPT.
Then the Google Drive file has been uploaded to the ChatGPT application and you enter the request to perform with this file.
Video tutorial on uploading Google Drive files to ChatGPT
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