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What you can upload

You can also paste text, like a brief or key messages, directly into the chat.

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Tips for brand and product files

  • Product photos: clean, well-lit shots on a plain background, with labels readable. Add more than one angle if you can.
  • Logos: upload a high-resolution logo file with a transparent background as a reference rather than describing it, and check the logo closely in every output. AI models can distort logos.
  • Brand guidelines: upload them once and ask Glif to remember your brand kit. See Agent Memory.

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Add files to a chat

  • Upload a file from your computer, or paste it in.
  • Pick from your Library, where everything you upload or make is saved.
  • Type @ in the composer to find something you’ve used before.

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What Glif can create

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Standard formats

Ask for formats by ratio and placement, for example “9:16 for Reels and 4:5 for feed.”

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Find and download your files

Everything is saved to your Library (the Library icon on the left). Use the tabs and filters to switch between uploads and generations, or press ⌘K to search all your media.

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Agent Reference

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Asset identifiers

ID pattern: ^(?:img_|vid_|aud_|doc_)[A-Za-z0-9]{21}$. An asset ID is distinct from the asset’s file URL.

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Passing media to compose_project

For a campaign with many products, split into one request per product rather than exceeding 20 references.

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upload_file modes

After a signed upload, run the returned curl command with the real path, then pass fileUrl in attachments.

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Reusing assets from earlier projects

select_project_images presents a project’s images for selection and returns their asset IDs (free, no generation). Pass them in asset_ids to reuse an approved product shot or ad in a new request.

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Output

  • Completed results include structuredContent.media, with assetId, URL, title and media kind for each file from that job.
  • get_project returns saved project media after job records expire (about 30 minutes after a job finishes).
  • Share media URLs as plain links. Some hosts render Markdown image embeds of them as broken placeholders.
  • In sandboxed clients, the media host may need to be added to allowed domains / CSP to load previews.