Upload what you already have — a transcript, a report, a script, an SOP, a set of notes or images. StoryTable treats it as the foundation of the project, not a one-time input you'll re-upload every time you need something new.
Define audience and purpose
Tell StoryTable who this is for and what it needs to do once. That context stays attached to the project, so you're not re-explaining it for every new output.
Plan
Before anything gets generated, StoryTable maps out the structure: what the output should cover, in what order, and in what form. Planning first means the result matches your source, not a generic template.
Generate
StoryTable turns the plan into a first draft: a presentation, campaign, training material, storyboard, or another visual output built from your source material and direction. Review the result before sharing.
Revise selectively
Don't like a slide, a panel, or a section? Change just that part. Everything else in the project stays exactly as approved.
Reuse
Need another output from the same source? Create another version from your existing project. Reuse the source material and page plan, then adapt the audience, format, and direction for the new output.
Export
Take your finished content wherever it needs to go, in the format your audience expects.