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Variations

Variations allow you to automatically generate and manage multiple versions of a template, helping you create diverse content options without starting from scratch each time.

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What are Variations?

Variations are alternative versions of your main template that maintain the core message while offering different creative approaches. This feature helps you:

• Explore different tones, styles, and formats for your content
• A/B test different messaging approaches
• Quickly create multiple options for stakeholder review
• Save time by generating alternatives automatically

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Creating Variations

To create variations of your template:

1. Open any saved content in the projects editor
2. Navigate to the Variations tab in the sidebar
3. Click “Generate variations…”
4. Enter instructions for how the variations should differ (e.g., “Create variations with different tones: professional, casual, and enthusiastic”)
5. Click “Generate”

The system will automatically create up to 10 variations based on your instructions.

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Managing Variations

Once generated, you can:

• View variations: Browse through all variations in the sidebar
• Edit variations: Make changes to any variation independently
• Rename variations: Give each variation a descriptive name
• Regenerate variations: Create new alternatives if the current ones don’t meet your needs
• Delete variations: Remove unwanted variations

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Exporting Variations

You can export your variations in several formats:

1. Individual export: Export a single variation
2. Export all to ZIP: Download all variations as separate files in a ZIP archive
3. Export all to CSV: Export all variations in a structured CSV format

To export all variations:

1. Click the “Share” button in the projects editor
2. Toggle “Export all variations” to include all variations
3. Select your preferred export format (ZIP or CSV)

When you export to CVS, you can simply ask what you want and Denada will layout just how you ask:

Note: Instructions are remembered in your browser cookies.

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Best Practices

For the best results with variations:

• Be specific in your instructions: Clearly describe how you want the variations to differ
• Focus on one aspect per variation: For example, create variations that differ in tone, length, or structure
• Review and refine: Variations are AI-generated starting points that may need human refinement
• Use descriptive names: Name your variations based on their unique characteristics for easy identification

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Example Use Cases

• Email campaigns: Create multiple subject line and body variations for A/B testing
• Social media: Generate different post versions for various platforms
• Ad copy: Develop multiple ad variations to test different messaging approaches
• Product descriptions: Create descriptions with different focuses (features, benefits, use cases)