# Create user stories, BDDs, or PRDs based on a file
In aqua's requirement management module, users can now quickly generate user Stories, Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) documents, or Product Requirements Documents (PRD) based on files they upload. Supported file formats include images (png, jpg, webp, tiff), xlsx, and PDFs. This feature is designed to speed up requirement documentation by leveraging pre-existing materials and transforming them into actionable requirements.
Navigate to the requirements tab and click the 'Add new' button, then select 'Requirement'.
In the pop-up window, select **the 'File' option and upload your file.** Click 'Browse' or drag and drop your file into the designated area.
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Choose between creating a **user story**, **BDD**, or **PRD**. and click 'Create' button.
After the document is generated, you can review the content, make any necessary edits, and add it.
If you don't like the result, click 'Regenerate' icon.
You can create requirements based on the files from the requirements page too. Just click the button 'Write' and use is as from the navigation page.
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Please note that while this feature is in beta, it has a few limitations:
* It can process only 1-page PDF files.
* It can generate only one document at a time.
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