Exploring the FP Studio Interface

Introduction

FP Studio is designed to provide an intuitive and seamless storytelling experience. Whether you're starting a new story, editing your content, or preparing your project for production, the interface ensures easy navigation and accessibility.

This guide walks through the key areas of FP Studio, helping you understand its structure and functionality.

Home Screen: Accessing Your Projects

When you log into FP Studio, you arrive at the Home Screen. This is where you can access your existing projects or create a new one.

This screenshot highlights the FP Studio home screen, displaying project cards and the "New Project" button.

Key Elements of the Home Screen:

• Project Cards – Each story appears as a card, showing its title, category, and status.
• Search Bar – Quickly find a specific project by typing its name.
• New Project Button – Start a new storytelling project.

Clicking on a project card takes you to the Dashboard for that specific story.

Dashboard: Setting Up Your Story

The Dashboard provides an overview of your story’s structure and core elements. This is where you define the key aspects of your narrative, such as characters, writing style, and storytelling format.

This screenshot highlights the Story Setup section, showing fields for main characters, story type, and key themes.

Dashboard Features:

• Story Setup Panel – Configure characters, story type, point of view, and writing style.
• Project Details – Track your story’s status, word count, and structure.

Changes in this section affect how your story is developed in the Editor.

Editor: Writing and Refining Your Story

The Editor is the workspace where you write, edit, and refine your story. It provides tools for formatting, organizing chapters, and using AI-powered enhancements.

This screenshot highlights the FP Studio Editor with a structured story layout and formatting toolbar.

Editor Features:

• Table of Contents – Organizes the story into Parts and Chapters.
• Writing Area – The main space for typing and editing your text.
• AI Assistance – Use AI to refine sentence structure and improve readability.
• Multimedia Integration – Add images and audio clips to enrich the narrative.

Changes made here are automatically saved, ensuring no progress is lost.

Library: Managing Story Assets

The Library is where you store and manage all media and documents related to your story. This section allows users to organize content for easy access while writing.

This screenshot highlights the Library interface, showing a list of uploaded files and a content preview area.

Library Features:

• File List – Displays all uploaded text, audio, and images.
• Search Bar – Quickly find specific files.
• Content Preview – View or listen to files before adding them to the story.
• Add Content Button – Upload new files directly into the Library.

Uploaded media can be inserted into the Editor for an enriched storytelling experience.

Production: Finalizing Your Story

Once the story is complete, it can be transformed into different formats such as eBooks, printed books, or audiobooks. The Production Module helps users customize and finalize their work before submission.

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This screenshot highlights the Production dashboard, displaying book settings, cover options, and customization tools.

Production Features:

• Book Settings – Choose page size and orientation.
• Cover Design – Upload a cover image and personalize the title.
• Paper & Text Settings – Adjust font size, color, and layout.
• Final Submission – Once all sections are configured, submit for production.

Projects marked as "Completed" can be purchased or shared.