TeaserPro: draft and review three slides
Edited actual app captures and editorial guide cards. AI narration. Not an uninterrupted screen recording.

This walkthrough creates and reviews a three-slide copy draft in TeaserPro, using the opening of Death Takes a Honeymoon by Kat Summers. These are edited captures from an actual app run, with narration added afterward. This example uses Text only, so it does not generate artwork or a finished animated video.

Start in a separate book workspace. Open Book DNA, choose Add Book, and enter a clear title. Creating a new book keeps this example separate from the existing project. Before changing an established workspace, export a campaign backup.

Select a writing provider and an available model, then enable Use saved connection. This run uses OpenAI and the model shown on screen. The key is never displayed. Your provider bills writing requests separately from the tool, and optional image or video generation can have additional costs.

Paste a specific source passage. The brief identifies an affectionate married couple, a Jamaica honeymoon, and Corvus, the complaining raven. It asks for comedy, limits spoilers to the opening, and rules out invented danger or a marriage crisis. It also asks for an invitation to discover the named book, without inventing a price or download link.

Choose the vertical format, three slides, and Text only. Use Architect Carousel to generate the draft. TeaserPro returns slide copy and a caption. The automatic story check can flag possible problems, but it does not replace your own reading.

In this actual result, the caption claims Death cannot escape sunburn. The passage does not establish that. The closing slide also misses the requested book title. Confident wording is not evidence, and a plausible detail still needs a source.

Click the slide text to edit it directly. The revised sequence begins: Death promised four days of peace. His raven has objections. Slide two uses the sunscreen, linen, Jamaica, and complaining raven from the supplied opening. Slide three names Death Takes a Honeymoon and Kat Summers, with a clear invitation to discover it.

Edit the caption directly as well. Remove the unsupported sunburn claim and keep the same truthful promise as the slides. These revised lines are promotional copy, not quotations from the novella. Read the sequence in order and check the title, author name, genre, and spoiler boundaries.

Save the workspace, then use Copy All Slides and Copy Caption to take the reviewed text into your publishing workflow. Export campaign ZIP for an editable backup. This example contains the copy and project data. Text only has not created slide artwork; Save All Images needs visuals before it can produce finished image files.

Add approved artwork when you are ready, check readability in the final format, and export those images separately. Put the verified destination link in the appropriate posting field. Start with one reviewed sequence, keep your source, and make the next step clear for the reader.