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How to create a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file with AI

Write docs in the AI Solve Quiz app turns a short conversation into a finished file: study notes, a revision sheet, a report draft or a slide deck. You agree on the content first, pick the format, and only then generate.

What you can make

Study notes and revision sheets

Summarise a chapter into headings, key terms and practice questions you can print or keep on your phone.

Slide decks

Get a PowerPoint with one slide per idea — a starting point you then make your own.

Report and project drafts

Structure a lab report or project write-up, then fill in your own results and conclusions.

Handouts from your own material

Attach photos of a whiteboard, a worksheet or a textbook page to steer what the document covers.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open Write docs

    In the app, go to Home, tap Write docs under Personal, then tap Write new document.

  2. 2

    Describe what you need

    Say what the document is for, who will read it and how long it should be. The assistant replies to shape the content; use “Add or refine content…” to adjust it.

  3. 3

    Attach reference images (optional)

    Add up to 3 photos — notes, a worksheet, a diagram — to guide the content.

  4. 4

    Review before you generate

    The “Before we generate” screen lists what goes into the file. Go back and change anything that is missing or wrong — nothing is charged yet.

  5. 5

    Choose the format

    Pick PDF, Word (.docx) or PowerPoint (.pptx).

  6. 6

    Generate, then download or share

    Tap Generate and follow the progress. When it is ready, view the document, download it to your device or share it.

Example descriptions to try

Written for this guide — copy one and change the details.

  • “A revision sheet on photosynthesis for a Grade 9 biology test: key terms, the equation and five practice questions”
  • “A 10-slide PowerPoint introducing the causes of World War I for a class presentation”
  • “A one-page Word outline for a lab report on how temperature affects enzyme activity, with sections I can fill in”
  • “A PDF study guide that summarises the photos of my chemistry notes I attached”

See a sample document

A real file made with Write docs, page by page — see what you get before you make your own.

View the sample

Cost and limits

Free plan
50 credits per document
PRO
15 documents a month included — no credits used
Unlimited
30 documents a month included — no credits used
When you pay
Only when you tap Generate — chatting and reviewing are free
Failed document
Refunded automatically
Reference images
Up to 3 per document
Download window
Files stay available for 30 days

Tips for better results

  • Give the purpose, the audience and the length up front — for example “one page, for a Grade 10 revision session”.
  • Documents take a few minutes to build, and longer when they include illustrations. You can leave the screen and come back later.
  • Always read the result. AI can make mistakes, so check facts, numbers and quotations before you use them.
  • Download the files you want to keep — they are removed after 30 days.

Use it to learn

Write docs is for learning and drafting. Treat what it makes as a starting point you read, check and rewrite — not as work to hand in as your own — and follow your school’s rules on AI use.

Get the app

Gen images and Write docs are available in the AI Solve Quiz app for iPhone and Android.

Frequently asked questions

Which file formats can I create?
PDF, Word (.docx) and PowerPoint (.pptx).
How much does a document cost?
On the Free plan each document uses 50 credits, charged when you tap Generate. PRO includes 15 documents a month and Unlimited includes 30, with no credits used. A document that cannot be built is refunded automatically.
Can I use it in the Chrome extension or on the web?
Not yet. Write docs is available in the AI Solve Quiz app for iPhone and Android.
Can I change a document after it is made?
Yes. Edit the content and generate a new version — each new version counts as a new document. You can also open the downloaded file in any app that handles PDF, Word or PowerPoint files.
How long does it take?
Usually a few minutes, and longer when the document includes illustrations. You can leave the screen and come back to it later.

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