Short answerVoiceflow has no official Custom GPT import guide we could find. Rebuild by pasting your instructions into the global prompt, importing documents (PDF, TXT, DOCX up to 10 MB each) and recreating Actions as API or function tools. Its pricing page published no dollar prices when we checked.
How the parts map
| Your GPT | In Voiceflow |
|---|---|
| Instructions | The Global prompt, applied every turn (sections such as Role, Goal, Tone, Guardrails). Separate Instructions control routing and skills |
| Knowledge files | Docs (.pdf, .txt, .docx, 10 MB each), Tables (.csv, .xlsx), web pages, sitemaps, text |
| Actions | API tool (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE with headers and body) or Function tool (JavaScript sandbox, 1 MB response limit) |
| Sharing | Chat widget, phone and SMS options, or your own interface via the Conversations API |
Good to know
- Docs advise a global prompt of roughly 100 to 1,000 words for most agents.
- Publish a version before deploying.
- Pricing: the page we checked listed a free trial for agencies and partners and "talk to us" for businesses, with no published prices. Check directly.
Steps are the same as the general process; rewrite ChatGPT-specific lines first: rewriting instructions.
Check your GPT before you move it
Paste your instructions, file names and Actions schema into the free checker. It runs in your browser and builds a portable bundle. Nothing is uploaded.
Open the free checkerRelated guides
Sources
- Voiceflow docs: Importing data sources
- Voiceflow docs: API tool
- Voiceflow docs: Embedding the chat widget
- Voiceflow pricing
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