Private, browser-only planning tool
Kimi Context & File Fit Checker
Estimate whether pasted or local plain-text content is likely to fit a documented Kimi context window after reserving room for the answer and existing conversation. This is a transparent heuristic, not a Kimi tokenizer or a live product test.
Your text and file stay in this browser. Nothing is uploaded by this checker.
Content and context
Paste text, optionally read one supported local text-like file, and choose the product surface you plan to use.
Fit estimate
The cautious result uses the high end of the estimated token range.
No split required by this estimate
There is substantial numerical headroom. For important files, still work by logical sections and verify coverage against the source.
Limits, method and evidence
Official Kimi Chat upload limits
100 MB / file 50 files / sessionKimi’s consumer overview lists PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, TXT and video. These are upload ceilings, not a promise that every page, cell, slide or frame will be extracted accurately.
Scope: consumer Kimi Chat documentation. Do not assume these limits apply unchanged to the API, Kimi Code or a third-party client.
Agent is excluded from the selector: its published 256K figure is stated in characters, not tokens, so it is not interchangeable with the token windows calculated here.
Official Kimi API Files limits
100 MB / file 1,000 files / user 10 GB storageThese limits belong to the Global Kimi API Files service. They are distinct from the consumer Chat limit of 50 files per session and from a model’s token context window.
Approximation method
The checker counts Unicode characters in pasted and locally read text. It converts characters to a midpoint and a deliberately wide range:
low = characters ÷ (profile ratio + 1)
midpoint = characters ÷ profile ratio
high = characters ÷ max(1, profile ratio − 1)
Ratios: English prose 4, code/structured text 3.5, mixed/non-Latin text 2. Auto uses simple character and punctuation signals. The high estimate drives the fit verdict.
For a request-level API count, use Kimi’s authenticated Estimate Token Count endpoint with the complete messages payload, then add the intended output reserve. Keep API keys server-side; this public checker intentionally never asks for one.
Important limitations
- This is not the official Kimi tokenizer and does not call Kimi.
- Tokenization varies with language, code, whitespace, markup and model implementation.
- File bytes do not predict extracted tokens for PDF, Office, image, audio or video formats, so this tool does not parse them.
- Clients can compact, truncate or add hidden context before a model limit is reached.
- A numerical fit does not prove complete retrieval, accurate extraction or a successful upload.
- Kimi Code 1M access is plan-dependent; Kimi Chat availability can depend on product mode and account.
Official sources and verification date
Facts were checked against official Kimi documentation on . Product documentation and entitlements can change.
- Kimi consumer overview and supported file limits
- Kimi Chat troubleshooting and long-context guidance
- Global Kimi API model list and context windows
- Kimi K3 API guide
- Kimi K2.7 Code API guide
- Kimi K2.6 API guide
- Kimi Estimate Token Count endpoint
- Global Kimi API Files limits
- Kimi Code model configuration
Built by KI AI Team for Kimi AI Guide. This independent planning tool is not affiliated with Moonshot AI or Kimi. No live file-processing or maximum-context test is claimed.
