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Upload a dataset Datasets live at /datasets , separate from any one project. Upload a dataset once, then link it into as many projects as you like. Uploading, from a file or a URL, needs a verified email address. Upload a file On the Datasets page, click " " Upload Dataset . , < Choose Upload File and click Next . , < Drag a file onto the drop zone or click Browse Files , then click Next . , < Fill in the dataset's fields see Fields below and click " " Upload Dataset . , / Import from a URL Choose Import from URL instead, click Next , paste the link into Dataset URL , and click Next again. Fill in the fields and click Import from URL . The dialog shows the download's progress and stays open until the dataset is ready; the dataset then appears in your list. Accepted files Kind File types ------------------------ ---------------- Tabular CSV, TSV Text and structured data JSON, JSONL, TXT Archives ZIP, TAR.GZ Images JPG, PNG, WEBP Audio WAV, MP3, FLAC A ZIP archive can hold any layout images, audio or something else , so you choose the Dataset Type yourself instead of it being guessed from the extension. Fields Field Notes ---------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name Required, up to 100 characters. Description Optional, up to 500 characters. Dataset Type Image, Text, Tabular, Audio, Video or Other. Format CSV, TSV, JSON, JSONL, ZIP, Images, PyTorch, TensorFlow, HuggingFace or Other. Visibility Private Only you or Public Everyone . License Optional, up to 100 characters, for example MIT or Apache 2.0. Kept for file uploads only, not URL imports. Analysis After upload, a dataset is analyzed in the background. Its Analysis Status moves from pending to processing to completed or failed , and column roles cannot be edited until analysis completes. See Manage datasets /docs/datasets/manage for what analysis unlocks. Storage and upload limits Total storage depends on your plan; Billing & usage shows your current usage and limit. As you get close to your quota, the upload dialog warns you and suggests deleting unused datasets or upgrading your plan. A file is refused when it will not fit in your remaining storage, with a message to delete old datasets or upgrade your plan; there is no fixed cutoff before that point. A single file also has a maximum size, and a larger file is refused.