Plan vs Create, and what the effort levels do
Quick answerPlan proposes an outline (pages, chapters or slides) for you to approve before anything is written; Create starts building straight from your brief. Effort runs from Light to Ultra: higher effort gives the work more planning and review, takes longer and can use more credits. It does not guarantee a better result.
Watch how
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Switch the format to Book.
- Switch the format to Book.
- Describe the book and who will read it.
- Attach your notes or an existing draft.
- Choose Plan to review the outline before anything is written.
- Read the proposed chapters, then approve the plan.
- Your book is typeset like a real one. Export it as a PDF.
Effort levels
- Light: focused work for small changes and clear requests.
- Medium: a balanced approach for everyday creation.
- High: more room to plan and review detailed work.
- Super high: deeper planning and review for complex projects.
- Ultra: the largest planning and review allowance for demanding work.
Which to choose
Start with Medium. Use Plan for longer books and presentations so you can steer the structure early. Raise the effort for complex, multi-page work.
Questions
Does higher effort cost more?
It can, because the work does more planning and review. Your credit balance is shown in the studio.