Slides, audio, and exports
Last updated: May 4, 2026
Slides, audio, and exports
After Grep finishes a research task, you can turn the result into shareable outputs such as documents, slide decks, narrated audio, and exported files.
Export formats
Use exports when you want to save, share, or edit the result outside Grep.
Common export options include:
- PDF: best for sharing a polished, read-only report.
- DOCX: best when you want to edit the report in a document editor.
- Markdown: best for copying into Notion, Google Docs, internal wikis, or developer workflows.
Exports preserve the main structure of the report and include sources where available.
Slide decks
Slides turn a research result into a presentation-style summary. They are useful when you need to brief a team, present findings to leadership, or create a client-ready starting point.
Slides work best when your original task asks for:
- A recommendation.
- A market overview.
- A comparison.
- A decision memo.
- A concise executive summary.
If the first deck is too broad, ask a follow-up such as “make this a 6-slide executive briefing” or “focus the deck on risks and recommendations.”
Audio narration
Audio narration turns a result into a listenable summary. Use it when you want to review research while multitasking or share a lightweight briefing with someone who may not read the full report.
Audio works best for narrative reports and executive summaries. For dense tables or source-heavy analysis, export the written report as well.
Generated websites
For some workflows, Grep can transform research into a simple shareable web page. This is useful for packaging findings, publishing a lightweight internal resource, or creating a more polished deliverable from a completed report.
Availability by plan
Some output features are included with paid subscription plans. If you do not see a specific output option, check your plan in Settings → Billing → Plans.
Tips for better outputs
- Ask for the final format in your original prompt.
- Include the audience, such as “for a CFO” or “for a sales team.”
- Specify length, such as “one-page memo” or “8-slide deck.”
- Ask for a follow-up if the first output needs a different tone or structure.