Twelve things Flow can do to your words, each waiting for your yes

On a clean paragraph Proofread says so: Nothing to change. The text was checked and reads correctly as written. No review opens, because there is nothing to keep. When it does find something, every change is shown against the original in Review Changes.

With nothing selected, Summarize read the whole plan and proposed a one-paragraph version. It covers the firm, the close, the hours, the complaint. The figure in the plan was carried through untouched.

Translate opens a menu of eleven languages under its card.

The selected paragraph came back in Spanish, with every number intact. Review says how much changed: 96 words added or removed; original: 46 words.

The four numbered next steps became a table with the columns the text implied: Step, Who, Action, When. On a paragraph with no rows in it, the card says Nothing to make a table from before you press it.

Research Brief took the three options for chasing receipts and wrote the brief a draft would be written from. It opens with a working argument and quotes the person’s own words. Then it lays out a scope for each option and the comparison to make. It compares new cost per quarter, setup time and hours of chase left. Review counts 547 words added; it took 48 seconds. Expand with Sources is the action that then writes the draft from those sources, citing each.

Visualize read the paragraph about where the hours go and proposed a bar chart with the four steps, the one the passage stresses in the accent colour, placed after the paragraph. A very long title can run past the chart’s edge in Review; you can shorten it in the chart’s editor after you keep it.

On the risks paragraph, Sign-off drafted an Approval Card. It holds one item per risk, an Accepted by field and a Sign off button. The Components article shows how signing records a signature beside the document.

On the options paragraph, Form drafted a decision form. It holds the three options as choices, a Reason, Decided by and Record decision. Review spells out what it is: Its one decision asks you before it records anything. It fetches nothing and opens nothing.

Describe Picture writes the sentence a screen reader says for the picture under the caret, and Generate Picture makes a picture from the words you select. Both need a model that handles pictures. On this walk’s route neither had one, and each card said so in plain words instead of running and failing.

Describe Picture writes the sentence a screen reader says for the picture under the caret, and Generate Picture makes a picture from the words you select. Both need a model that handles pictures. On this walk’s route neither had one, and each card said so in plain words instead of running and failing.