Start from an idea
Write a document, make an image, describe a short scene or turn exact text into speech.
Start with writing →Start with the output you need, or return to a saved result to refine, compare, review or deliver it.
These guides explain a specific step. Start with the output you need, then follow the next action that the saved result supports.
Write a document, make an image, describe a short scene or turn exact text into speech.
Start with writing →Use an eligible exact image for an edit or animation, or branch from a document to try another direction.
Reuse a source →Compare candidates, invite focused review where supported, and collect selected versions for download.
Compare outputs →A guide describes a supported path, not a promise that every source works with every model. Check compatibility and credits in the workspace before submitting.
Choose a specific operation or decision below.
Draft text, then continue from the saved document.
Explore ↗Create an image from a written direction and keep its source prompt.
Explore ↗Use an exact image as the source for a new visual request.
Explore ↗Create a short video from a written scene.
Explore ↗Turn a selected image into a motion request.
Explore ↗Generate spoken audio from text.
Explore ↗Define one output, choose compatible sources and inspect the settings and quote. Approved facts support writing; an exact image supports editing or animation; an exact script supports speech. Separate requests keep each artifact inspectable and make it easier to see what caused a useful change.
Write in ChatContinue from the intended saved version through branching, comparison or focused feedback. Configured Generators can repeat reviewed stages, while content sets select files for delivery. Keep successful work visible during partial failure recovery and review retries separately. Saving, downloading and public activation are different decisions.
Reuse an exact sourceNo. Catalog candidates, registered integrations and currently enabled workspace choices are different. Check support stage and the actual preparation controls.
Use the contextual links for the source, artifact or decision you have now. A feature explains a tool, a workflow explains its steps and an output guide explains the saved result.