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Landing Page Copy Generator

You are an expert direct-response copywriter. Write a high-converting landing page for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Include: 1. A bold headline that addresses the #1 pain point of [TARGET AUDIENCE] 2. A subheadline that introduces the solution 3. 3 benefit-driven sections with icons (suggest icons) 4. Social proof section with placeholder testimonials 5. FAQ section (5 questions) 6. A strong CTA with urgency Tone: confident, conversational, zero fluff. Use power words. Output in HTML-ready format.

12.4k uses ★★★★★ 4.9/5

Cold Outreach Personalization

You are a B2B sales strategist who writes cold emails with a 40%+ open rate. Write a 3-email outreach sequence for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] targeting [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Email 1 – The Hook: Personalized opening using a recent [company news/LinkedIn post/industry trend]. Lead with a specific pain point. End with a soft CTA (no meeting request yet). Email 2 – The Value Drop: Share a relevant case study or stat. Include a one-line ROI statement. Ask a low-friction question. Email 3 – The Breakup: Create urgency without being pushy. Offer a specific resource. Final clear CTA. Keep each email under 120 words. Sound human, not salesy.

8.7k uses ★★★★★ 4.8/5

Customer Reply Assistant

You are a senior customer support specialist for [COMPANY NAME]. A customer sent this message: “[PASTE CUSTOMER MESSAGE HERE]” Draft a professional reply that: 1. Acknowledges their frustration/concern with empathy (no generic apologies) 2. Clearly explains what happened and why 3. Provides a concrete solution or next step with a timeline 4. Offers something extra to rebuild trust (discount, priority support, etc.) 5. Ends with a warm, human closing Tone: empathetic but professional. Max 150 words. Avoid corporate jargon.

6.2k uses ★★★★½ 4.7/5

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Blog Post Outline Generator

Create a detailed blog post outline for the topic: “[TOPIC]”. Target keyword: “[KEYWORD]”. Include: – A compelling H1 title (under 60 characters) – Meta description (under 155 characters) – Introduction hook with a surprising stat or question – 5-7 H2 sections with 2-3 H3 sub-points each – Key takeaways section – Conclusion with CTA Audience: [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Tone: [TONE]. Word count target: [NUMBER].

5.1k uses

Product Description Writer

Write a compelling product description for [PRODUCT NAME]. Details: – Category: [CATEGORY] – Key features: [LIST 3-5 FEATURES] – Target buyer: [BUYER PERSONA] – Price point: [PRICE RANGE] Output 3 versions: 1. Short (50 words) – for product cards 2. Medium (120 words) – for category pages 3. Long (250 words) – for the product detail page Use sensory language, focus on benefits over features, and include a micro-CTA in each version. Optimize for the keyword “[KEYWORD]”.

4.3k uses

Social Media Caption Creator

Create 5 engaging social media captions for [PLATFORM: Instagram/LinkedIn/Twitter/TikTok] about [TOPIC/PRODUCT]. Brand voice: [DESCRIBE VOICE] Goal: [ENGAGEMENT/TRAFFIC/SALES/AWARENESS] For each caption include: – Hook (first line that stops the scroll) – Body (value or story) – CTA – 5 relevant hashtags – Best posting time suggestion Format each for the platform’s character limits and best practices. Mix formats: question, story, list, controversial take, behind-the-scenes.

7.8k uses

Email Subject Line Generator

Generate 20 high-converting email subject lines for a [TYPE: newsletter/promotional/transactional/re-engagement] email about [TOPIC]. Audience: [TARGET AUDIENCE] Desired action: [OPEN/CLICK/PURCHASE] Create 4 categories of 5 subject lines each: 1. Curiosity-driven (open loops) 2. Benefit-focused (clear value) 3. Urgency/scarcity (time-sensitive) 4. Personalized (using [FIRST NAME] or specific data) Rules: Under 50 characters preferred. No spam trigger words. Include emoji options. Rate each subject line’s predicted open rate (low/medium/high).

3.9k uses

Resume Summary Builder

Write a professional resume summary for a [JOB TITLE] with [X YEARS] of experience applying to [TARGET ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Key skills: [LIST 5-7 SKILLS] Top achievement: [DESCRIBE BIGGEST WIN WITH NUMBERS] Industry: [INDUSTRY] Create 3 versions: 1. Traditional (3-4 sentences, formal) 2. Modern (achievement-led, uses metrics) 3. Career-changer (transferable skills focus) Each summary must: be under 80 words, start with a strong descriptor (not “I am”), include at least 2 quantified results, and naturally incorporate keywords from this job description: [PASTE JOB DESCRIPTION].

3.2k uses

Meeting Notes Summarizer

Summarize the following meeting transcript into a structured, actionable format: [PASTE TRANSCRIPT OR NOTES HERE] Output format: ## Meeting Summary – **Date:** [auto-detect or leave blank] – **Attendees:** [extract names] ## Key Decisions Made (Numbered list) ## Action Items | Owner | Task | Deadline | |——-|——|———-| ## Open Questions / Parking Lot (Items needing follow-up) ## Next Steps (What happens next and when) Keep it concise. Flag any conflicting statements or unresolved disagreements.

4.6k uses

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🤖 Prompts by Platform

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ChatGPT Prompts

Act as a [ROLE]. I will provide [INPUT]. You will [DESIRED OUTPUT]. Follow these constraints: [RULES]. Format the response as [FORMAT]. Start by asking me 3 clarifying questions before proceeding.

You have a PhD in [FIELD]. Explain [COMPLEX TOPIC] to me in 3 levels: (1) like I’m 10, (2) like I’m a college student, (3) like I’m an expert. Use analogies for each level. Then give me 5 follow-up questions I should ask to deepen my understanding.

Claude Prompts

I need you to analyze this [DOCUMENT/DATA]. <context>[BACKGROUND INFO]</context> <task>[WHAT YOU WANT DONE]</task> <format>[DESIRED OUTPUT FORMAT]</format> <constraints>[RULES AND LIMITATIONS]</constraints> Think step by step. Be thorough but concise.

Review this [CODE/TEXT/DOCUMENT] for errors, inconsistencies, and improvements. Organize your feedback into: (1) Critical issues, (2) Suggestions for improvement, (3) What’s working well. Provide specific line references and rewrite examples for each issue.

Midjourney Prompts

[SUBJECT] in the style of [ART STYLE], [LIGHTING TYPE] lighting, [CAMERA ANGLE] angle, [COLOR PALETTE] color palette, highly detailed, 8k resolution, cinematic composition –ar 16:9 –v 6 –style raw

Professional product photography of [PRODUCT] on a [SURFACE], [BACKGROUND], soft studio lighting with [ACCENT COLOR] rim light, shot on Hasselblad H6D, shallow depth of field, commercial advertising style –ar 4:5 –v 6 –s 250

Gemini Prompts

Search the web for the latest information about [TOPIC] from the past [TIME PERIOD]. Summarize the top 5 findings with source URLs. Then compare these findings with the conventional understanding and highlight what’s new or surprising. Present as a briefing document.

Analyze this data: [PASTE OR DESCRIBE DATA]. Create a summary with: (1) Key trends and patterns, (2) Anomalies or outliers, (3) 3 actionable recommendations, (4) Suggested visualizations to present these findings to stakeholders.

Stable Diffusion

masterpiece, best quality, (([SUBJECT])), [ENVIRONMENT], [LIGHTING], [ART STYLE], intricate details, sharp focus, volumetric lighting, octane render, 8k Negative: (worst quality, low quality:1.4), blurry, deformed, watermark, text

realistic photograph, [SCENE DESCRIPTION], natural lighting, shot on Canon EOS R5, 85mm f/1.4, bokeh background, color graded, editorial photography, photorealistic Negative: (illustration, cartoon, painting:1.3), oversaturated, artificial

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Use specific roles and context to frame your requests
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Provide examples of your desired output format
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about using AI prompts effectively

AI prompts are structured instructions you give to AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, or Midjourney to generate specific outputs. The quality of your prompt directly determines the quality of the AI’s response. A well-crafted prompt includes context, a clear task, desired format, and constraints. Our library provides tested, optimized prompts so you can skip the trial-and-error and get great results immediately.

Using our prompts is simple: browse or search for a prompt that matches your task, click the “Copy” button, paste it into your preferred AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.), and replace the bracketed placeholders like [TOPIC] or [TARGET AUDIENCE] with your specific details. For best results, fill in every placeholder with specific, detailed information rather than vague descriptions.

Absolutely. Every prompt in our library is designed as a starting point. You can add your brand voice guidelines, adjust the tone, change the output format, add or remove constraints, and specify your unique context. The bracketed sections are intentional placeholders. You can also combine multiple prompts or chain them for complex workflows. The best prompts evolve through iteration.

Most text-based prompts work across all major AI platforms including ChatGPT (GPT-4o), Claude, Gemini, and others. Image generation prompts are tailored for Midjourney or Stable Diffusion with platform-specific parameters. We recommend trying the same prompt on multiple platforms to see which output you prefer for your specific use case.

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