Start with real context. Create posts worth publishing.

It means the draft starts from material you provide—such as an article, newsletter, transcript, document, or pasted text—rather than asking the model to create the substance from a blank prompt.

WaveGen begins with business context you provide, so the draft can carry forward your actual ideas, examples, quoted words, and visual material. Grounding does not guarantee a perfect post, but it gives the generation something real to work from instead of manufacturing a generic point of view.

WaveGen supports accessible websites and blogs, newsletter text or public archive URLs, Google Doc share links or pasted content, transcripts, YouTube links, and selectable-text PDFs. Availability varies by workflow.

Yes, when they are accessible and relevant. For public articles and blog posts, WaveGen can collect the hero image and usable inline images. For YouTube links, it can use the thumbnail and available public preview frames. It tries to place a relevant source visual in compatible layouts, and you can change the selection in the editor.

If a slide needs an image but the source does not contain a relevant one—or the image cannot be fetched—WaveGen generates a new visual. It follows the image style chosen at generation time; in Auto mode, images in your Brand Kit can guide the result. The resulting draft remains editable.

No. Paywalls, login-protected pages, blocked automated access, scanned PDFs, and password-protected files may not be readable. You can paste the approved text instead.

Yes. Grounding gives the draft a real source, but you should still verify facts, quotations, emphasis, and any regulated or sensitive claims before publishing.