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From your first request to a finished document: how Slaide works, what it can and cannot do, how to write a good brief, how to sign in and what its terms mean.
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How Slaide works: brief, plan, build, exportSlaide turns a written request into a finished, editable document. You describe what you need, answer a few questions and check a plan.Create your first document in SlaideTo create your first document, sign in, describe what you need in the box on the start screen and click Generate.How to write a good brief for SlaideA good request tells Slaide what the document is, who reads it and what it should achieve, and gives the figures, tone and sources that matter.Which document types Slaide can createSlaide creates presentations and pitch decks, reports, proposals, one-pagers and résumés, posters, invitations and social posts, and Excel models with working formulas.Slaide features and limits at a glanceSlaide turns a written request into editable presentations, reports, one-pagers, posters and Excel models in your browser and exports PowerPoint, Word, PDF, PNG, JPG and Excel files.Create an account and sign in to SlaideYou can sign up for Slaide with Google, with Apple, or with an email address and a password of at least 8 characters.Change language and translate documentsSlaide's interface is available in English and German. Open Settings and choose EN or DE under Language.Use Slaide on your phoneOpen Slaide in your phone's browser and sign in with the same account.Find and organize your documentsYour Slaide library lists your documents. Search by title to find documents across folders, mark favorites to place them first, and use folders to group work.Slaide glossary: key terms explainedThis glossary explains the terms you meet in Slaide, from the brief you write and the page plan you approve to the build with its render check, the credits that pay for AI work and the share link that publishes a document.