Getting Started
Files
Learn what files are in Julius, what file types are supported, how long files last for, and how to delete and interact with your files.
Files are the basic building blocks of your work in Julius. This includes
both the documents and data you upload, as well as any outputs generated during
the analysis with Julius. You can see all your files here:
Julius Files.
Supported File Types
Supported File Types
You can upload various file types to Julius. Here are some of the common types that are supported:
Data Files
- CSV (.csv)
- Excel (.xlsx, .xls)
- JSON (.json)
- Parquet (.parquet)
- Feather (.feather)
- SQLite (.db, .sqlite)
- SPSS (.sav)
Text Files
- Text (.txt)
- Markdown (.md)
- PDF (.pdf)
Image Files
- PNG (.png)
- JPEG/JPG (.jpg, .jpeg)
- HEIC (.heic)
- WebP (.webp)
- GIF (.gif)
Code Files
- Python (.py)
- Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb)
- R (.r)
- SQL (.sql)
Google Sheets & Other File Connectors
You can link directly to a Google Sheet or a file hosted on any URL.Connecting Google Sheets / Files in Google Drive
Connecting Google Sheets / Files in Google Drive
1
Get the link to the sheet you wish to connect
Open your Google Sheet, click Share, and ensure that “Anyone with the link” is set to Viewer.
2
Click on the Paper Clip and select Google Sheet
3
Paste the URL of your Google Sheet
Ensure that the Sheets link follows this format:or the Drive link to the sheet follows this format:
4
Click Submit
File Persistence Policy
- Free-tier users: Files are retained for up to 1 hour of inactivity, after which all uploaded and AI-generated files are deleted.
- Paid users: Files remain available for up to 7 days of inactivity.
You can delete your files at any time on the My
Files page. Select the files and click
Delete.