Supported upload formats are source-file formats that Hatz can commonly accept for reading or processing. Generated downloadable output files use separate product behavior and may have different persistence, count, or download limits.

A listed extension does not guarantee that every model, workflow, agent, or product surface can parse every file with that extension. File contents, scans, embedded media, macros, encryption, size, and account settings can affect behavior.

XLSM files can be uploaded as macro-enabled Excel workbooks. Macros are not executed.

VTT files are useful for meeting transcripts or video captions exported from Zoom, Teams, or similar tools.

PCAP files can be uploaded where supported. Hatz does not execute or replay packets, and analysis behavior depends on the product surface, model, and file contents.

doc, docx — Microsoft Word documents

pdf — PDF files

ppt, pptx — Microsoft PowerPoint presentations

csv — comma-separated values

xls, xlsx — Microsoft Excel workbooks

xlsm — macro-enabled Excel workbook. Macros are not executed.

gif, jpeg, jpg, png, webp

aac, flac, m4a, mp3, ogg, wav — audio formats

mp4, webm — video or browser-recording formats, depending on the file contents and source.

log — log files

txt — plain text

vtt — WebVTT subtitle and captions files. Treated as plain text; a convenient format for uploading meeting transcripts or video captions.

c, cc, cpp, cxx, h, hpp — C/C++

cs — C#

css — stylesheets

go — Go

java — Java

js, jsx — JavaScript

kt, kts — Kotlin

php — PHP

ps1 — PowerShell

py — Python

rb — Ruby

rs — Rust

scala — Scala

sh — shell scripts

sql — SQL

swift — Swift

ts, tsx — TypeScript

drawio — Draw.io diagrams

env — environment variable files

htm, html — HTML

ini — INI config files

json — JSON

md — Markdown

svg — SVG

toml — TOML

xml — XML

yaml, yml — YAML

zip — ZIP archives can be uploaded. Content extraction depends on the file types inside the archive.

pcap — packet capture files. Hatz does not execute or replay packets, and analysis behavior depends on the product surface, model, and file contents.