A few useful answers
Getting started
Do I need to know about AI before using these tutorials?
No. Start with a small task and follow its steps. Linked technical terms lead to the glossary for a simple explanation.
Which tutorial should I try first?
Try fixing a vague prompt. It is a useful skill for writing, planning, learning and many other tasks.
Do I need paid AI subscriptions?
It depends on the task and your chosen tool. Features and account limits vary. Check the tutorial requirements and the provider’s current access options before paying for anything.
Can I use a different AI assistant?
Many text prompts can be adapted to another assistant. Features, file support and results differ, so check whether your chosen tool can do the task.
Using the examples
Why does my result look different?
AI output varies, even with the same prompt. Treat the example as a guide to the goal. Use the tutorial’s checks to judge whether your result works.
Can I trust an AI answer without checking it?
Check important facts against reliable sources. Test code and game mechanics in a safe project copy. AI can sound confident while getting a detail wrong.
Can I use the results commercially?
That depends on the tool, its terms, the material you used and any third-party rights. Check the relevant permissions before publishing or selling a result.
What should I do if a tool’s screen has changed?
Look for the same function under its current name. If the instructions no longer work, use Contact and include the tutorial link and affected step.
Where can I suggest a tutorial?
Use the Contact page. Describe the task you want to complete and the kind of example that would help.