How to Use STORM

Getting started with STORM

In this guide, you will learn how to use STORM to generate Wikipedia-style articles with citations quickly. By the end, you'll be able to create structured articles backed by credible sources in just a few clicks.

Step 1: Sign up and set up

1. Go to STORM's website.
2. Click on the "Get Started" button on the homepage.
3. Since STORM is completely free, you can start using it without creating an account. Simply click on "Start Generating Articles".

Step 2: Your first article

1. Once you're on the main interface, you’ll see a text box labelled “Enter your topic here”.
2. Type in a topic you want to research (e.g., "Climate Change") and click the "Generate" button.
3. Wait a few seconds while STORM processes your request. It will compile information from various sources.
4. Once complete, you will see a structured article with headings, paragraphs, and citations at the bottom. You can scroll through the article to review the content.

Step 3: Get better results

1. To refine your results, try using specific keywords or phrases related to your topic. For example, instead of just "Climate Change," use "Effects of Climate Change on Polar Bears".
2. Check the citation list at the bottom of the generated article to verify sources. If you need more details, click on the links provided to read the original articles.
3. You can regenerate the article by clicking the "Generate" button again with adjusted keywords for different perspectives or additional information.

Pro tip

If you want to save time, use the "Save Article" feature that appears after generation. This allows you to download the article as a PDF, which you can easily refer to later or share with others.

Common mistake to avoid

Avoid entering overly broad topics, as this can result in generic articles. Be specific with your keywords to ensure you get well-structured and relevant content.