Work Files: Find the Right Output and Format
Find the files a Work task produced, open the right version and request a precise revision. Keep source assets and finished outputs together.
Find the deliverable you actually need
Work can produce source files, supporting assets and finished outputs. The output list may contain intermediate versions. Check the filename, type, contents and task context rather than assuming every listed file is a final deliverable.
Choose the next reference
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| HTML/game | Open Preview for behavior and Code for source; public hosting is separate. |
| Document | Inspect paragraphs, native tables and source facts. |
| Spreadsheet | Inspect inputs, formulas and dependent totals. |
| Presentation | Inspect slides, editable objects and notes. |
| Image | Compare source and revision, dimensions and small details. |
| Video project | Review references, clips and the intended finished export. |
Open the right task and version
Use the task’s output card or supported Files entry. Match the filename and version to the requested change. For a multi-file project, keep required assets/relative paths together; HTML that relies on missing files can fail outside its original preview.
Ask for a focused revision
Name the exact artifact, target and preservation requirements. Keep the original where you need comparison. Open the new output and recheck the entire result, including text made obsolete by the change.
Using an in-app file export
When you need a separate file, use its available file/export action and inspect the actual resulting copy in the intended app. A successful preview is separate from successful export, durable save and format compatibility.
Private files and public sites
A private artifact link is not a published website. Public-site publishing selects the creation and required assets through a separate flow; review it before exposing files.
Access and usage
Creating and revising in Work requires Plus and applicable credits. Model/media operations and follow-ups can add usage. Active-session capacity, hourly new-task launches and account credits are separate. Inspect current options and Usage; there is no fixed price for a game, image or finished film.
Work file questions
Check contents and context.
Why are there several similarly named outputs?
A task can keep original, intermediate and revised files. Open and inspect the version matching your intended change.
Will a multi-file website work from its HTML alone?
Not if it relies on separate assets or server behavior. Keep the required files and paths together and test the intended environment.
Guides and resources
Find more detail and choose your next step.
Return to the file you actually need.
Open the task and select its output card or supported Files entry. Match the filename and contents to your request before editing or exporting.