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Supported file types, sizes and output formats

Nodespell accepts images, video, audio, documents, archives and 3D files as uploads, up to 200 MB per file and 50 files per upload. Uploaded files become Assets that you can preview, connect to nodes, and download. This reference lists the accepted types, the limits, the formats Nodespell outputs, and what is not supported.

Limit Value
Maximum size per file 200 MB
Maximum files per upload 50
Storage The workspace allowance; see Workspaces and storage

Individual models can have tighter input limits, such as a maximum clip length or file size. The model’s own fields and descriptions state them.

The Asset Manager Upload button and the Upload choice in Add asset open a file picker that lists these types:

Kind Formats
Image JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, BMP, ICO, AVIF, HEIC, HEIF, TIFF
Video MP4, MOV (QuickTime), WebM, OGG video, AVI, MPEG, MKV
Audio MP3, WAV, OGG, WebM audio, AAC, AIFF
Text and documents TXT, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, XML, PDF, DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, PPTX, Nodespell camera solve (.nscam)
Archives ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, GZIP, BZIP2
3D OBJ, FBX, glTF, GLB, DAE, 3DS, BLEND, PLY, Alembic (ABC), STL, USD, USDA, USDC, USDZ, X3D, Gaussian splat (SPLAT, KSPLAT, SPZ, SOG), RAD

Extra types accepted by dropping on the graph

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Dropping files onto the Graph canvas also accepts other formats Nodespell recognizes by extension, including:

Kind Additional formats
Image EXR
Video MPG, FLV, WMV, 3GP, M4V
Audio FLAC, M4A, WMA, AU, WEBA
Text Markdown, CSV, YAML, LOG, INI, CFG, CHAN, CUBE, and common code files

Files that Nodespell does not recognize are refused with Unsupported file types.

File Preview
JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, BMP, ICO, AVIF, TIFF Shown in the browser
HEIC, HEIF Stored and usable; your browser may not display them
EXR Stored and usable; the Asset Manager shows EXR preview unavailable
Video and audio Play in the browser when your browser supports the codec
Documents and archives No preview; open or download the file
3D Shown in the 3D viewer for supported formats
Source Output format
Downloads from nodes, viewers and the Asset Manager The stored file, unchanged, at full resolution
Timeline render WEBM (default) or MP4 when your browser can encode H.264 and AAC
Trim Video, Join Video, Resize Video, Retime Video, Reverse Video, Transform Video MP4
Transcode Video MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV
Extract Frame An image
Compositor Result Review PNG, review video, master linear EXR, or HDR review 10-bit WebM PQ where supported
Compositor Export EXR sequence… A folder of EXR frames (desktop Chrome or Edge)
3D Asset export Alembic (.abc)
AI model nodes The format each model returns; shown in the model’s description in the app
Feature Limit
Timeline sequence size 16 to 16,384 px per side
Timeline frame rate 1 to 240 fps (render frame rate 1 to 120 fps)
Timeline render bitrate 500 to 50,000 kb/s video; 16 to 512 kb/s audio
Transcode Video SDR video up to 256 MiB; transparency is not kept
Resize Video custom size 2 to 8,192 px per side
  • Files larger than 200 MB through upload.
  • Pasting files from the clipboard into the Asset Manager or the graph. (The Agent accepts pasted attachments.)
  • Dragging files from your computer straight into the Asset Manager panel; use Upload or drop on the graph.
  • Bundled ZIP downloads of several Assets.
  • Keeping transparency through Transcode Video.
  • The Timeline editor in browsers without WebCodecs and the related storage features; use an up-to-date Chromium- or Firefox-based desktop browser.

What is the maximum upload size in Nodespell?

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200 MB per file, and up to 50 files in one upload.

Yes, by dropping them onto the Graph canvas. They are stored and usable in nodes, but the Asset Manager does not show an EXR preview.

Does Nodespell convert my uploads to another format?

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No. Nodespell stores the file you upload and downloads it unchanged. Thumbnails and previews are separate.

Playback uses your browser’s decoders. If your browser cannot decode the video’s codec, convert the file to a widely supported format, such as H.264 MP4, and upload it again.