Google may soon unveil a feature that makes understanding a file easier.

Based on online speculation and sources, the tech powerhouse is believed to be creating a tool that lets users upload a file and search within it for insights.

As pointed out by [Android Authority](https://www.androidauthority.com/google-search-attach-file-search-3509515/), this anticipated feature would permit users to upload a file to the Google search bar using a paperclip icon. After uploading, users could inquire about the document directly through the search bar. This would effectively empower users to analyze any local file with Google’s AI-driven search, providing in-depth responses based on the contents of the document. However, this would necessitate that users place their trust in Google regarding the privacy of their files and depend on its AI to yield precise answers.

The possible tool was initially spotted and shared on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://mashable.com/category/twitter) by Khushal Bherwani, an SEO analyst recognized for sharing updates on tech advancements on social platforms.

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It’s crucial to emphasize that, at this time, this is still a rumor and has not been formally validated by Google. Reports, including those from [Search Engine Roundtable](https://www.seroundtable.com/google-search-ask-anything-about-a-file-38583.html), indicate this could be a test feature that might never be launched to the public. Nonetheless, if it comes to fruition, it could serve as a beneficial tool for users looking to swiftly analyze and engage with their documents.