> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.plato.ae/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Upload Files > Upload files to the Drive app or from a Drive picker in another Plato app. Upload button in Drive Drive uploads files into the current workspace. If you upload while inside a folder, the file is saved in that folder. ## Upload From Drive 1. Open `Drive`. 2. Open the folder where the file should live. 3. Click `Upload`. 4. Choose `Upload File`. 5. Select the file or files from your device. 6. Wait for the upload to finish. The file list refreshes after a successful upload. ## Upload From Another App Many Plato fields use the Drive picker. When a field opens `Plato Drive`, you can either select an existing file or open the `Upload` tab to add a new one. After uploading from the picker, Plato returns you to `My Drive` and selects the new file so you can insert it into the field. ## Supported File Types The Drive endpoint accepts common workspace files: * Images. * PDFs. * Videos. * Spreadsheets. * Presentations. * Audio files. * Documents. * Text files. * Zip files. * Other files through the general file fallback. Some fields narrow the file picker to the file types that make sense for that field. For example, an image field may only show image files. ## Upload Limits The current Drive upload configuration allows up to 5 files in one upload and supports files up to `1GB`. Workspace storage and folder limits still depend on the workspace plan. See [Storage And Limits](/drive/storage-and-limits). ## Use Clear File Names Use names your team will recognize later. For example, `main-menu-burger-hero.jpg` is easier to reuse than `IMG_4821.jpg`. If a file will be used publicly, check it after upload before adding it to a menu, Bio Link, message, document, or website.