Does the file have to be a formal Word document?

Not necessarily. Any file with useful extractable text, such as task books, PDFs, TXT notes, or interview summaries, can serve as outline context.

Is more material always better?

No. The best input is the material that defines the topic boundary most clearly. Too much mixed information can dilute the focus.

Do I still need to add custom requirements after upload?

If you have specific chapter priorities, method constraints, or special expectations, adding them still helps the outline align more closely with your goal.

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How to Upload Materials to Generate an Outline | Task Books, Briefs, and Interview Notes

This guide explains how to use uploaded materials to generate a thesis outline, especially when you already have a task book, assignment brief, interview notes, or project background.

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This guide explains how to use uploaded materials to generate a thesis outline, especially when you already have a task book, assignment brief, interview notes, or project background.