Products & Accounts · 5 min read
Products & Accounts: brief your posts and sort them by account
Add what you promote with a briefing Create can use, and add your TikTok and Instagram accounts to organize slideshows.
This page has two halves: Products (what your posts promote) and Accounts (where you post). Neither logs in to anything.
1. Open the page
Click Products & Accounts in the sidebar. Products are on top, accounts below.
2. Add a product
Click Add product and fill in the Name, the Website and the App store link (App Store or Google Play).
3. Let Fyslide draft the briefing
Click Analyse links. Fyslide reads the public website and store page (one plain request each, no login, no cookies) and drafts the Briefing into the field. The extraction runs on your computer and calls no AI model, so it is free. Nothing is saved until you click Add product or Save.
4. Edit the briefing
The briefing is what Create uses as background: What it does, Who it is for, Key features, Tone, Pricing. Correct what the analysis got wrong. The product’s picture is fetched from the links, or upload a PNG, JPG or WebP.
5. Use the product on Create
Under Advanced → Product on Create, pick it. The briefing is background for the writer, never the post’s own content; it appears only where the call to action allows.
6. Add your accounts
Click Add account: choose the Platform (TikTok or Instagram), the Username (the @ is optional), an optional Profile link and a Note. Accounts exist only to organize your slideshows.
7. Give an account a picture
Open the account and upload a picture (up to 10 MB). A TikTok account can also use Use a post cover as the picture with the link of any of its posts; that is the post’s cover, not the profile photo. For Instagram Fyslide makes no request at all, so the picture is always an upload.
8. Sort slideshows by account
Pick the Account on Create, filter the Slideshows page by account, and see an account’s Slideshows of this account on its own page (Create one starts a new one).
Tips
- Deleting a product removes only its links and briefing; slideshows already made for it stay.
- Keep the briefing to facts you can stand behind; the writer takes it literally.