Creating & designing documents & PDFs

Turn a request into a polished, ready-to-share document or PDF, complete with layout, headings, tables, and images.

Last updated July 14, 2026

Go from an idea to a finished, professional-looking document without opening a word processor. Describe what you need and the assistant writes and designs it, then hands you a clean file you can download or share.

It's great for proposals, reports, one-pagers, invoices, briefs, and anything else you'd normally spend time formatting by hand.

Creating a document

Say what you need

For example: "Create a one-page proposal for a website redesign project, with a summary, scope, timeline, and pricing table."

Bring in your own content

Attach notes, a spreadsheet, or a rough draft, and ask the assistant to shape it into a designed document. It can also pull in generated images.

Review and refine

Ask for edits in plain language: "tighten the intro," "add a section on support," or "make it more formal."

Download or share

Save the finished document or PDF, or ask the assistant to send it through a connected tool like Gmail or Outlook.

What the designer handles

  • Layout and structure, including headings, sections, and page flow.
  • Tables and lists for pricing, timelines, comparisons, and data.
  • Images, whether you upload them or have the assistant generate them.
  • A clean, consistent look so the result is ready to send, not just readable.
Tip. Chain it together in one request: "Draft this report as a PDF and email it to my team." The assistant designs the file and takes the follow-up action.
Note. Finished documents are saved in the Files in this chat panel and count toward your workspace storage allowance.

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