What do I have to fill in before pressing Generate?

Template and Subject / brief. Subject / brief takes at least 8 characters and up to 4,000, and it wants the question plus who reads it. Everything else has a working default: Context filter on Full audit, Live web research off, Title override blank. The bigger lever is the project selector in the header. On Quick tools there is no brand to read, so pick a real project and leave Use this project's details On.

What file do I get out of it?

A PDF. The document is written as brand-styled HTML first, and the viewer offers a single Download PDF option. If no PDF was rendered at creation time, the first click renders one from the stored HTML and caches its file id on the document, so every later click is immediate. Markdown and plain-text downloads are deliberately not offered on documents.

Where do the facts in the document come from?

Context filter decides what it reads: the Brand, Research, Strategy, Performance and Creative context the project already holds, or all of it on Full audit. Turn Live web research on and a search pass runs before drafting, returning findings with source URLs the document cites inline. On Quick tools there is no project to read, so the document rests on your Subject / brief alone.

How long does one document take?

Usually one to five minutes, and Live web research adds roughly 30 to 45 seconds on top. It runs as a background job with its own status row instead of inside the request, so a closed tab or a network blip does not kill it. The row names each phase: pulling brand and project context, researching, authoring, uploading the HTML, then rendering the print-ready PDF.

Can I change the document after it is written?

Yes. A revision goes back through the same engine as an instruction of up to 2,000 characters, so you describe the change and get a new version rather than patching a file by hand. Landing Page (snapshot) and Email (snapshot) are the two entries in the Template list that do not take this route; they revise through their own render path.

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Documents tool

Document generator

Pinnora's document generator writes one document per run, from 35 templates: reports, one-pagers, competitor teardowns, creative briefs, sales battlecards and board updates. You give it the question the document has to answer, and it reads your project's brand, research and strategy to answer it. Live web research is a toggle.

What you get

Produces: Document
Input: Starts from a written brief. No upload needed.
Price: Free to try. Sign in when you generate.
Category: Documents

How it works

Four steps, start to finish

The tool is open above. This is the short version of what to do with it.

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Write the subject
The question the document has to answer plus who reads it, in a few lines rather than a headline. Up to 4,000 characters.
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Pick the template
35 document types. Custom Report lets the engine pick the sections; the named ones, from Board Update to PRD, come with a fixed structure.
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Set the context filter
Opens on Full audit. Narrow it to at most three of Brand, Research, Strategy, Performance and Creative to hold a short document to one subject.
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Add research, then generate
Live web research is off by default and adds about 30 to 45 seconds when the answer needs outside facts. What lands is a branded PDF.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers to what people ask before they start.

The Template dropdown carries 35. Past the obvious ones there are Brand Book, Whitepaper, Investor Memo, GTM Plan, Media Plan, Persona Card, Positioning Statement, Sales Battlecard, Quarterly Business Review, Post-Mortem / RCA, Press Release, Win/Loss Analysis, Customer Onboarding Plan, RFP Response and Founder's Letter. Each one carries its own section structure and its own description in the dropdown, so the Template you pick changes the shape of the document, not only its title.

Academy course

Document Studio

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 minStart the course →

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