# Verbal Settings

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### Presets

**What They Do:**\
Presets allow you to quickly apply a set of predefined verbal characteristics. Choose one of the following:

* **Professional:**\
  Sets a more formal and reserved style.
* **Recommended:**\
  Balances tone, humor, and energy for a neutral, versatile output.
* **Meme:**\
  Applies a playful, humorous style suitable for meme-like content.

Selecting a preset will automatically adjust the tone, humor, energy, and variation settings to the recommended values for that style. Remember, selecting a more serious tone will most likely also result in less emojis being used as well.&#x20;

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### Expert Mode Settings

**What It Does:**\
When you toggle **Expert Mode**, additional sliders become available for granular control over the following:

* **Tone:**\
  Adjusts the level of formality.
  * Very Formal
  * Formal
  * Neutral
  * Casual
  * Very Casual
* **Humor:**\
  Controls the seriousness versus the humor of the comment.
  * Serious
  * Slightly Serious
  * Balanced
  * Humorous
  * Meme-like
* **Energy:**\
  Sets the dynamism of the comment.
  * Calm
  * Moderate
  * Energetic
  * Lively
  * Dynamic

Each slider displays a descriptive label corresponding to its current value. This helps you understand the style that will be applied.

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### Variation

**What It Does:**\
The **Variation** slider determines how much the tone, humor, and energy settings can deviate from their base (preset or chosen) values. It offers four levels:

* **None:** No variation; the values remain fixed.
* **Low:** Slight variation is allowed.
* **Medium:** A moderate range of variation is permitted.
* **High:** The greatest flexibility, allowing significant variation.

A visual indicator (a colored overlay on the slider) shows you the range of allowed deviation, ensuring that the generated output has controlled randomness.