I keep hitting upload limits because the PDFs I retrieve from URLs are larger than allowed.

This feature helps you handle PDFs retrieved from URLs that exceed upload size limits. It provides practical options to reduce file size or extract only what you need so you can continue your workflow without errors.

When you retrieve a PDF from a URL, the file may be larger than the platform’s allowed upload limit, which can block processing and slow down your work. This feature focuses on making oversized URL-based PDFs usable by guiding you to reduce the payload before upload or processing. It supports common approaches such as compressing the PDF, converting to a more size-efficient format when appropriate, or splitting the document into smaller parts. You can also limit what gets retrieved by selecting specific pages or ranges when you only need a subset of the document. For workflows that only require text or metadata, it enables extracting content without transferring the entire PDF as an upload-sized artifact. The feature is designed to preserve document usability while minimizing size, helping avoid repeated failures and retries. It benefits teams who regularly work with large reports, scanned documents, or documents with high-resolution images. Typical use cases include processing multi-hundred-page PDFs, handling scanned statements, and retrieving vendor documentation hosted online. Overall, it reduces friction from file-size constraints while keeping the retrieval-from-URL workflow intact.