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Open Saner.AI: Start by logging into your account.
Navigate to Import: On the left sidebar, you’ll see the ‘Import’ option. Give that a click.
Choose Your File: You can import various formats like Text, Markdown, Word, PDF. Plus, if you’re using Obsidian or Notion, you can pull files directly from there!
Upload and Go: Select the file you want to import, upload it, and you’re all set to explore your content in a new, organized way.
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