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Attach up to five files to a single chat message: screenshots, PDFs, CSVs, Word documents and text files, up to 20 MB each. Give Morrison everything a task needs in one go.

Ulrich SvarrerThomas BoghMads Rued Schleicher

Ulrich Svarrer, Thomas Bogh and Mads Rued Schleicher

3 min read

A good brief needs context. The brand guidelines, the keyword list, the template your team uses, a screenshot of what the competitor does. You can now attach up to five files to a single message in Morrison Chat, each up to 20 MB.

What you can attach

  • Images. PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF and SVG. Screenshots of a competitor page, a design, a chart from another tool.
  • PDFs. Brand guidelines, research reports, briefs from a client.
  • Word documents. Templates, drafts and notes in .docx.
  • Data and text. CSV, Markdown, plain text, HTML, JSON, XML and YAML.

How

Drag files onto the chat, or use the + button in the composer. Attached files show in the composer with your message. Then ask for what you need, and Morrison reads all of them together with your crawl and your connected data.

Ideas to start with

  • A brief from your own template. Attach the template, the keyword CSV and the brand guidelines. Ask for a brief for the top keyword, built your way.
  • A competitor teardown. Attach screenshots of three competitor pages and ask how your page compares, section by section.
  • Notes into a draft. Attach interview notes and a transcript, and ask for a first draft in the canvas that quotes the expert.
  • A list against the crawl. Attach a spreadsheet of URLs from another tool and ask which ones Morrison has indexed, and how they perform.

It works the other way too. Chat can create files for you to download.

Try it

Open a chat, drop in the files for the task you are working on today, and ask. Tell us what you attached at hello@morrison.app.

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