Genspark
by Genspark Inc.
Getting-started guide
An all-in-one AI workspace: ask its Super Agent for a finished deck, spreadsheet, document or podcast, and it plans the steps and builds it for you.
Last reviewed 2026-10-23 · for Genspark
You describe what you want in one message. Genspark's Super Agent breaks the job into steps, picks the right tools — web research, a slide maker, a spreadsheet builder — and works in its own cloud computer until it hands back a finished file. Each action spends credits, Genspark's unit of usage.
Genspark is an AI workspace built around agents — AI that carries out tasks rather than only chatting. Its help centre describes the Super Agent as an autonomous assistant that thinks, plans and acts: it splits a request into steps, chooses tools, and delivers a finished result. It can browse the web, read files you upload and work with accounts you connect.
Alongside it are specialist agents for particular outputs. AI Slides builds presentations you can export to PDF, PowerPoint or Google Slides. AI Sheets gathers and analyses data in spreadsheets. AI Docs writes documents you can export to Word, PDF or Markdown. AI Pods turns a topic, document or link into a podcast episode. There is also a plain AI Chat, which Genspark says offers more than 40 models and web search with sources.
Genspark doesn't rely on one AI company. Its privacy policy names OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and ElevenLabs as its main AI providers, and its help centre says the standard slide mode runs on Genspark's own model. It runs in a web browser, on iPhone and Android, and as a free desktop app for Mac (Apple Silicon), Windows and Linux.
Choose your sign-in carefully. You can sign in with Google, Apple or email. Genspark's help centre says the sign-in method can't be changed later, the account email can't be changed, and signing in a different way creates a separate, empty account that support can't merge.
Free is a small daily allowance. Genspark's membership page lists the Free plan as a daily credit refill that stops once you reach a lifetime limit. It doesn't say how big that lifetime limit is. Free users can present and share slides but need a paid plan to export them.
Plus is the usual paid step. Plus is sold monthly or, for less per month, yearly, and comes with a far larger monthly credit allowance and commercial use of what you make. Pro is a much more expensive tier above it. Credits reset each billing period and don't carry over.
Refund rules are strict. Genspark's help centre says refunds are possible within 72 hours of a charge for most customers (longer in the EU, UK, Turkey and Korea), only if you've used less than half the subscription, and only once per customer.
Genspark sends your prompts to several outside AI companies, so treat it like any cloud service: no passwords, ID numbers or confidential client data in prompts or uploads. Its privacy policy says data is stored on Microsoft Azure and deleted within 30 days of closing your account. Neither its privacy policy nor its terms says plainly whether your content is used to train Genspark's own models, and its terms grant it a licence to use your content to operate and improve the service.
Genspark's terms say you can't rely on generated content and ask you to credit the source when republishing it. Check facts and figures before a deck or report goes to anyone else.
Explain the differences between Web3 and traditional web applications in simple terms.
Why this one: This is one of Genspark's own examples. Genspark's help pages suggest working out what you want in AI Chat first, then handing a clear request to Super Agent so it doesn't spend credits on back-and-forth.
Research electric vehicle market trends and create a 10-slide presentation.
Why this one: Another of Genspark's own examples, and a good test of what the Super Agent adds: it researches, writes and designs in one task. Open the sources it cites before you present.
Tweak: Name your audience — "for a high-school economics class" — to change the depth and tone.
Give me a daily news briefing podcast on today's tech headlines.
Why this one: AI Pods is one of Genspark's more distinctive tools, and this is its own example. Genspark says an episode usually takes 5 to 15 minutes to make.
Summarize the key points of this page.
Why this one: Use this in the Chrome extension on a long article. It's a low-risk way to try the extension, which only reads a page when you actively use it.
Want the full picture first? See the Genspark overview for pricing, the free tier and related tools.
