# Instructions for visuals

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Tell DeepWriter to include specific visuals such as charts, tables, or diagrams. This improves clarity and engagement. For example:

> <mark style="color:purple;">"Include a table comparing the features of the top 3 CRM software solutions."</mark>&#x20;

or...

> <mark style="color:purple;">"Add a flowchart illustrating the user onboarding process for a new app."</mark>

Visuals can often convey more than text alone, so requesting them directly will save you time later. Be clear about the purpose of the visual, not just the type.&#x20;

For example:

> <mark style="color:purple;">“Add a Gantt chart to illustrate the project timeline across six departments.”</mark>

No matter what you're writing, telling DeepWriter what to include (and why) helps you get clearer, more useful results with less editing.


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