In this tutorial, we’ll explore the innovative Canvas feature in ChatGPT, a tool designed to streamline content creation for not-for-profit organisations. To access Canvas, ensure you have a paid ChatGPT account and select GPT 4.0 with Canvas from the model options. Canvas appears as a split view with ChatGPT on the left and a document editor on the right, similar to Google Docs or Word, allowing you to draft and edit content seamlessly.
Start by drafting a prompt in ChatGPT, such as creating a LinkedIn post about how nonprofits can utilise Canvas. Once you run the prompt, the Canvas opens, enabling you to edit directly within the document. You can adjust the document’s length by using features in the bottom right corner, making it concise for platforms like LinkedIn or more detailed for a blog post. For instance, focus on creating engaging content by refining the output to emphasise storytelling and social media posts, which can effectively highlight Canvas’s value to nonprofits.
Another notable feature of Canvas is the ability to modify specific sections. By hovering over a paragraph and clicking the plus symbol, you can request edits like converting text into bullet points, while keeping the rest intact. This targeted editing enhances readability and clarity. Additionally, you can modify the reading level, add structure with subheadings, or even infuse your document with emojis for a creative touch. However, it’s crucial to moderate emoji usage as it can overwhelm the content.
The Canvas feature in ChatGPT offers a powerful way for nonprofits to enhance their communication and content creation strategies. By refining and expanding text directly within the document, nonprofits can produce polished and impactful outputs ready for publication. Remember to keep the human touch in your content by making final edits before sharing. With these tools, you can maximise the potential of AI-driven content creation for your organisation’s needs.