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# Dapatkah saya mengunggah beberapa file sekaligus?

Ya, beberapa file dapat diunggah ke Overleaf sekaligus. Saat menggunakan pengunggah, Anda dapat memilih salah satu dari berikut ini:

* memilih folder untuk diunggah, dan struktur direktori akan dipertahankan saat file ditambahkan ke proyek, atau
* memilih beberapa file saat memilih file yang akan diunggah—seperti biasa, dengan menahan shift atau ctrl saat membuat pilihan Anda.

Dialog unggah kemudian akan menampilkan progres semua unggahan dan menutup saat unggahan terakhir selesai.

**Catatan**: Ada batas keras 180 file individual per unggahan dan 50 MB data per unggahan.

Anda juga dapat [mengunggah file zip](https://www.overleaf.com/help/59) yang berisi proyek atau templat yang sudah ada langsung ke Dasbor Proyek Anda. Ini akan mempertahankan struktur folder internal. Perlu dicatat bahwa ada batas 2000 file per proyek untuk jenis akun apa pun.

Jika Anda memiliki pertanyaan tentang dukungan banyak file, beri tahu kami melalui [halaman kontak](https://www.overleaf.com/contact).


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