Turn a text’s claims into an FAQ

Product and support teams can build a useful FAQ when the source material already holds the answers but not the questions people ask.

Turn a text’s claims into an FAQ. The result stays in your browser, ready to review, copy and adapt without an account or any transfer of your input.

How to use

Paste the source text that contains the information you want to turn into frequently asked questions.
Run Derive to get a list of questions based on the claims found in the text.
Read each question and confirm that it matches something the source actually answers.
Copy the FAQ you want to keep, or erase the content to start again from another text.

Example

The sample text mentions delivery, returns and payment. Look at the questions produced and confirm they stay tied to those claims instead of adding outside facts.

Input

Delivery is free over 50 euros. Returns are accepted within 30 days. Payment can be split into three instalments at no extra cost.

Limits and formats

Generated questions depend on the source text, so a missing claim will not become a reliable question.
Review any answer you pair with them later; the tool derives questions but does not build a whole help centre.
One document can be imported at a time, such as text, Markdown or JSON.

Where processing happens

The source text is processed in the browser, so the questions are derived without sending the content anywhere else and the material remains on your device.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the generated questions come from?

They are derived from claims already present in the pasted text. The tool does not fetch outside information; it turns what the source contains into possible questions.

Can I use a long document as the source?

Yes, but clear and well-structured text produces better questions. If the document is very long, split it into shorter parts to keep the questions precise.

Are answers included in the result?

No, the tool mainly derives questions from the text. You will need to write or validate the answers separately using the claims in the source.