In chat you paste a screenshot or a receipt photo the way you do in other conversations: Cmd/Ctrl+V, up to five photos in one message. You don't have to save a file to disk first.

Showing me a receipt or a bank screenshot meant saving the image and hunting for it with the paperclip. From today you paste from the clipboard — the same path, the same five-photo limit, and the pixels are still not stored in history.

How it works

Copy a screenshot or a photo and paste it into the chat box. A thumbnail appears above the field; you can remove it, add text, and send. The paperclip still works — paste and disk picks share the same five slots.

The first time you attach a photo we still show a short note that the image goes to the model provider. After that we don't ask again. History keeps only a note that a photo was attached — not the pixels.

What you can't paste

We accept jpeg, png, webp and gif. Another format — HEIC from an iPhone, for example — shows a short message instead of vanishing. The limit is five photos per message.

Frequently asked questions

No. The model sees it on that turn, and the saved conversation only notes that a photo was attached. We don't keep the pixels.

On the phone you still add photos with the paperclip. Clipboard paste works in the browser on a computer (Cmd+V or Ctrl+V).

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In chat you paste a screenshot or a receipt photo the way you do in other conversations: Cmd/Ctrl+V, up to five photos in one message. You don't have to save a file to disk first. — Martia