> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wonderchat.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wonderchat.io/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot.md).

# Training your Chatbot

Wonderchat can be trained on a wide variety of data sources and formats. In this section, we'll guide you on how to train your chatbot using virtually any type of data you provide, accommodating the diverse formats your data may come in.

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## In this Section:

[Managing Webpages and Websites](/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot/how-to-add-or-delete-webpages-or-websites-from-your-chatbot.md)

[Website Re-Crawling](/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot/how-to-manually-update-your-chatbot-website-link-for-re-crawling.md)

[Multiple Data Sources](/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot/how-to-use-pdf-and-website-links-simultaneously-as-data-sources-for-your-chatbot.md)

[Video and Audio Files](/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot/how-to-upload-videos-and-audio-files-into-wonderchat.md)

[Managing PDFs](/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot/how-to-add-or-delete-pdfs-from-your-chatbot.md)

[Writing Support Documentation for AI Chatbots](/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot/writing-support-documentation-for-ai-chatbots.md)

[Training on Custom Instructions and Q\&As](/setup-guides/training-your-chatbot/training-on-custom-instructions-and-q-and-as.md)


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