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Riley Brown describes dictating ideas with Wispr Flow, asking for an Excalidraw diagram with nine slides, and editing the resulting visuals. His estimate that 80% are usable describes his own workflow, not a guaranteed result.
- 1Dictate ideasBrown speaks his thoughts for roughly ten minutes using Wispr Flow.
- 2Request a visual structureHe asks for an Excalidraw diagram and specifies nine slides.
- 3Edit the resultHe estimates that about 80% of the diagrams are useful in his videos and spends another 20–30 minutes editing.
À retenir
- Speak ideas freely before organizing them into a visual brief.
- Specify the desired diagram format and number of slides.
- Treat generated visuals as a starting point and reserve time to edit.
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From spoken ideas to edited diagrams
Brown describes his dictation, generation and editing workflow.
Riley Brown describes a visual brainstorming workflow: he walks around for about ten minutes, dictating whatever ideas are on his mind using Wispr Flow. He then asks for an Excalidraw diagram and specifies a structure such as nine slides. Brown says the result gives him around 80% of the diagrams he uses in his videos; he spends another 20–30 minutes editing them. These figures are his personal experience, and the value he emphasizes is having a starting point that organizes his ideas.
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