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Variables are the dynamic content in your prompts. They can take different values for all your test cases. You can create text, image, and PDF variables.

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Creating Text Variables

Text variables are simple to create. The following is an example of a prompt without variables:
Example of a prompt without variables:
“Write a haiku about nature that captures a peaceful moment.”
The following is an example of a prompt with variables:
Example of a prompt with variables:
“Write a haiku about {{topic}} that evokes {{emotion}} and includes {{element}}”
A variable can be added anywhere in a prompt by enclosing its name in double curly braces, for example {{persona}}. You can manage the content for each variable in the Variable Editor: Defining the content of a variable

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Creating Image Variables

To create image variables follow the steps below:
1

Click insert image

Insert a new image in the Editor and select From Variable.Adding a new image
2

Give a name and attach the image variable

Define a name for the image variable and attach it to the message.Name and attach image
3

Attach an actual image to the variable

Attach an actual image to the variable. You can paste the URL, the base64, or load it from your computer.Attaching an actual image

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Creating PDF Variables

To create PDF variables follow the steps below:
1

Click insert PDF

Insert a new PDF in the Editor and select From Variable.Adding a PDF variable
2

Give a name and attach the PDF variable

Define a name for the PDF variable and attach it to the message.Rename a PDF variable
3

Attach an actual PDF to the variable

Attach an actual PDF to the variable. You can paste the URL, the base64, or load it from your computer.Attaching an actual PDF