Which formats can amber create?
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF and images – all triggered simply by describing what you need. There's no menu item for it.
In 3 steps
Content first: Work out in the chat what it should say, until it's right.
Then the format: Say which file you want and how it should be structured.
Collect the result: The finished file appears directly as a reply in the chat – download it, or share it straight with your team.
What to specify in your instruction
Put together: "Create a six-slide presentation for an internal project update – title, background, three measures, outlook. Factual, no marketing language."
Creating images
No button needed here either: "Create an image of a modern office with natural light and plants." Seconds later you have a result.
The five details, with an example
Leave one out and amber decides for you – usually not the way you had it in your head.
Choosing a format
Refine rather than start over
"Remove the background", "change the colour scheme", "add a logo in the corner". amber keeps your context and changes the existing image instead of generating a new one.
It works the other way round too
Upload a screenshot and amber reads it out: "Extract the text from this image" or "Analyse the table and tell me which area had the strongest revenue growth."
Useful for dashboards, error messages and anything you don't have as a file.
Good to know – Canvas
For content you work on over several rounds, there's Canvas: a dedicated view where documents and content are edited directly, instead of scrolling through the chat history.
Canvas also works with agents – you switch it on with the toggle in the agent configuration.
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