When ToolGPT has made a stack of page images, video parts or resized photos, saving them one by one gets slow. Say “zip these up”, or name the files you want, and they go into a single .zip, built in your browser.
With no files named, the zip holds every result kept in Output Files in this browser, earlier chats included, but not your own uploads.
Name the files you want, from your attachments or results, in the order they should appear.
Videos, audio, images, PDFs and even an earlier zip can go in.
Nothing is converted or re-encoded; each file is stored exactly as it is.
Two files with the same name are kept apart with a number, such as frame (2).png.
Use ToolGPT to convert, split, export or resize files, or attach files you already have with the + button.
Say “zip these up”, or name the files you want. ToolGPT builds the .zip as a new result in the chat.
Press the download button on the zip's card to save it. Nothing downloads on its own.
If you just say “zip everything”, ToolGPT bundles every result kept in Output Files in this browser, such as converted videos, page images and GIFs, including results from earlier chats. It leaves out the files you attached yourself. To include an original, or to pick only some results, name them; they go in the order you list.
A file that turns out to be empty is left out, and ToolGPT tells you which one instead of calling the zip complete.
Zipping does not make compressed media smaller. Videos, MP3s, JPEGs and other already-compressed files are stored as they are, so a zip of them is about as large as the files added together. To shrink a video, a PDF or photos, ask ToolGPT to compress them; each has its own compression tool.
A zip needs at least two files. Because your browser holds the whole archive in memory while it builds it, the limit is 100 files and 1 GB in total. For more than that, make two zips.
No. The zip is built in your browser from files that are already in the chat.
No. It can make a zip but not unpack one. Attach the files from inside it instead.
A zip of one file is the same file in a wrapper, so ToolGPT asks you to add at least one more file or simply save the original.
Try it with your own file
Open ToolGPT, attach a file, and type what you want done.