PRD to Test Cases

Paste your PRD. SPM generates structured acceptance test cases covering every acceptance criterion, happy path, edge case, and failure mode. Designed for PMs who own the definition of done.

PRD or feature spec
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Every AC traced to a test

No acceptance criterion goes unverified. Each one maps to at least one test case with a PRD source label.

Structured and executable

Precondition, numbered steps, expected result, and pass criteria on every test case, ready to hand to engineering or QA.

PM acceptance tests, not unit tests

Scenarios that verify the user experience delivers on the PRD, not code-level assertions for developers.

How it works

  1. 1
    Paste your PRD

    A PRD, feature spec, or acceptance criteria list works best. The more explicit your requirements and user flows, the more specific and traceable the test cases.

  2. 2
    SPM maps your ACs to test scenarios

    Each acceptance criterion gets at least one test case. The AI identifies happy paths, edge conditions, boundary values, and failure modes for every feature in the PRD.

  3. 3
    Get a complete acceptance test suite

    Structured test cases with TC-NNN IDs, preconditions, numbered steps, specific expected results, pass criteria, and a source label tying each test back to the PRD section it verifies.

What you get

Every acceptance criterion covered

Each AC and stated requirement in the PRD maps to at least one test case, so nothing ships untested.

Happy paths with preconditions

End-to-end user flows from a defined starting state through all steps to the exact success state the PRD promises.

Edge cases and failure modes

Boundary values, invalid inputs, empty states, and system failure scenarios, each with a specific expected error message and recovery path.

TC-NNN format with PRD traceability

Every test case has a unique ID, source label, precondition, numbered steps, expected result, and pass criteria, so engineering and QA know exactly what done means.

FAQ

Is this free?
Yes. 2 free test-case generations, no sign-up required. Sign in with Google for unlimited access and 30 expert document reviews.
What input works best?
A PRD or feature spec with explicit acceptance criteria works best. The more specific your requirements and user flows, the more traceable the test cases. Vague inputs produce confident-looking tests with invented thresholds and error messages that need PM validation before handing to engineering.
Are these QA unit tests?
No. These are PM acceptance test cases: end-to-end scenarios that verify the product delivers on every PRD promise. They are designed for handoff to engineering and QA, not for code-level testing.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT?
ChatGPT generates generic test cases that could apply to any product. SPM reads your specific ACs, maps each one to a test scenario, adds PRD traceability, and flags untestable requirements.
Can SPM also review my full PRD?
Yes. SPM reviews your PRD against 30 expert standards and scores each section before you write the test cases. See all reviews →

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