Chapter 16 · Create
After this chapter you can turn a project brief into a finished, brand-grounded document, deck, blog post, landing page, or script, then edit it and export it to the format you need.
8 lessons · 33 min
Document Studio is a name this academy uses, not a screen you will find in the product. What you actually get is the Documents family in the left nav and a set of generators that each take a brief and hand back one finished piece of writing.
The main tool is the Document generator, which carries more than 30 templates for reports, briefs, strategy plans, research, and analysis. Four siblings handle specific formats: slide decks, blog posts, landing pages, and scripts. Every one of them works the same way. You write what the document has to say, the engine grounds it in your project, and you get a single document back.
This chapter moves in that order. First, how to write a brief the engine can actually ground. Then the document types, grouped by the job they do. Then the format siblings, then slide decks, and finally how to edit what you get and export it to PDF, Word, Markdown, or PowerPoint. Each lesson tells you plainly what the tool does today and where its edges are.
After this chapter you can find, filter, reuse, and trace the history of every creative your project has generated, and you know where uploads and brand assets actually live instead.
7 lessons - 31 min
After this chapter you can turn one brief into a grounded batch of on-brand ad images, thumbnails, or carousels, steer the batch with the options panel, and hand a finished creative off to iterate or edit.
7 lessons - 29 min
After this chapter you can write a brief that carries its hook, set a clip's length, frame, style, audio, and captions, ground it on your real product and presenter, and turn a finished video into variations and edits.
8 lessons - 36 min