Turn your ideas and files into teaching materials.

What would you like to create?

Start with a Word file, PDF or photo. Create, edit and share worksheets, assessments and presentations.

  • Word, PDF and images
  • Documents and presentations

WordPilot in practice

Less explaining. More showing what you can create.

Worksheets, documents and presentations: follow the real steps in the app, then adapt them to your subject and your learners.

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Two ways to get started.

2 walkthroughs

Get started with Google

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See the Google account flow, from the homepage to your workspace, demonstrated with a test account.

  1. Choose the Google sign-in option.
  2. Complete the account verification.
  3. Return to your WordPilot workspace.
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Or create an account with your email

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Prefer not to use Google? Follow the complete email registration flow with a test account.

  1. Choose Create account and enter your email.
  2. Complete the email verification and account details.
  3. Open your workspace to begin a project.
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Your lessons. Your way of teaching.

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Turn a teaching idea into a classroom document

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Watch a first project take shape. Describe the subject, age range and learning objective, then review the generated document before using it with your class.

  1. Start a project and describe your lesson.
  2. Specify the level, language and activities you need.
  3. Read the result and check the answers.
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Keep the good parts. Change what your class needs.

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A first draft is a starting point. Select a section, ask for a clearer instruction or adjust the text yourself without starting the whole document again.

  1. Open the document in the editor.
  2. Select the passage or element you want to change.
  3. Request a focused edit and review the updated page.
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From a topic to a classroom presentation.

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Give your lesson a visual story

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See a classroom presentation generated from a topic. Build an introduction, explanations and recap slides, then check the content and sequence before presenting.

  1. Choose presentation mode.
  2. Describe the topic, audience and lesson objective.
  3. Review the slides for accuracy and progression.
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Refine a slide, not the whole lesson

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Watch a presentation being edited. Adjust a title, explanation or visual arrangement to make the lesson easier to follow, while keeping the rest of the deck.

  1. Open the slide you want to improve.
  2. Select an element and explain the change.
  3. Check the result in presentation preview.
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Ready to present, print or keep editing.

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Share a presentation by link

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Show the finished lesson without sending a large attachment. Review the sharing settings, create a link and open it to check what your audience will see.

  1. Open the presentation’s sharing options.
  2. Review the visibility settings and copy the link.
  3. Test the shared view before sending it.
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PDF for printing. Word for continued editing.

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Watch the same document open as PDF and Word. PDF keeps the print layout; editable DOCX can reflow in Word or LibreOffice. Check the exported file before distributing it.

  1. Save your latest document edits.
  2. Choose PDF or Word from Download.
  3. Open the file and check text, images and page breaks.
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What are you preparing for your class?

One passage, several learning activities

Start with a passage like this original story. Request comprehension questions, a supported version or a short presentation. Keep the source and check the answers before use.

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Illustrative French reading worksheets with a garden, snail and comprehension exercises
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Stay in control, from draft to delivery

Your sources

Add DOCX, PDF or image resources. Reuse their content and ask to keep original illustrations.

Your edits

Refine through conversation or manual editing. Review revisions and adapt objectives, instructions and layout.

Your format

Download documents as PDF or editable Word. Word can reflow. Share classroom presentations by link.

Resources ready to adapt

Tools for specific learning goals

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Create, refine and take your documents anywhere with WordPilot. Join the list to try our mobile apps before they launch.

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Before you begin

Does it follow my curriculum?

Specify the country, grade or age range, subject, learning objective and official reference. Without that reference, examples remain adaptable but do not claim official alignment.

Which files can I upload?

You can add Word (.docx) files, PDFs and images. WordPilot can read their content and use it as source material for a new teaching resource.

Can WordPilot keep images from my source file?

Yes. Ask it to reuse illustrations, logos or photos from the uploaded file. WordPilot keeps readable original images instead of generating replacements unless you request new visuals.

Can I edit the document after it is created?

Yes. Edit text and layout directly, or ask the agent to change an instruction, reading level, section, illustration or document style.

Are PDF and Word downloads identical?

PDF is best for fixed page layout and printing. Word remains editable, but pagination and some visual effects may vary between Microsoft Word and LibreOffice.

Can I make a classroom presentation?

Yes. Create slides from a topic or your source files, then edit them and share the presentation by link. Presentations remain separate from printable A4 documents.

Can I create French, Arabic or bilingual materials?

Yes. Request French, right-to-left Arabic or bilingual content. Always review the wording and check the fonts before distributing the finished material.

Can it create an answer key or rubric?

Yes. Request a separate answer key, explanations, scoring guide or rubric with criteria and achievement levels. Review answers and calculations before classroom use.

What if my Word file has a complex layout?

Common text, tables and images can be reused. Embedded objects, SmartArt, floating shapes or unusual layouts may be simplified or identified as unsupported.

How many projects, files and downloads are included?

Allowances depend on the plan. Visit Pricing to compare active projects, files per project, AI wallet credit and combined PDF or Word downloads.

Current pricing and allowances
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