AI prompts

Prompts that actually work.

A growing library of ready-to-use prompts for writing, coding, marketing and more — tap any prompt to copy it, paste it into your AI assistant, and fill in the blanks. Free and works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others.

A prompt library is only useful if the prompts are good, so every one here is written by hand to a dependable structure — a role for the model, the context it needs, the exact output, and sensible limits — with bracketed slots you fill in. The collection spans the work people most often hand to AI: writing and email, coding and data, marketing and sales, study, planning and more, across 29 focused pages. Tap a prompt to copy it and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any assistant. Browse by category below; if a prompt isn't giving you what you want, the prompt-engineering set has meta-prompts to fix it.
Writing prompts →
Email, rewriting, summaries & ideas
Coding prompts →
Debug, explain, refactor & test
ChatGPT prompts →
Everyday writing, work & learning
Claude prompts →
Analysis, coding & careful writing
Gemini prompts →
Research & Google Workspace
Perplexity prompts →
Research & cited answers
Grok prompts →
Real-time X & candid answers
Stable Diffusion prompts →
Photoreal, styles & settings
Marketing prompts →
Social, ads, SEO & email
Business prompts →
Meetings, planning & analysis
Image prompts →
Midjourney, DALL·E & SD templates
Study prompts →
Explain, revise, quiz & feedback
Resume prompts →
Tailor, bullet points & cover letters
Social media prompts →
Captions, hooks & content ideas
Video prompts →
Sora, Veo & Runway templates
SEO prompts →
Keywords, meta tags & briefs
Productivity prompts →
Plan, prioritise & decide
Teacher prompts →
Lesson plans, rubrics & feedback
Excel & data prompts →
Formulas, pivots & analysis
Support prompts →
Replies, de-escalation & macros
Roleplay prompts →
Act as an interviewer or expert
Presentation prompts →
Outlines, talking points & decks
Email prompts →
Draft, reply, follow up & polish
Data analysis prompts →
Explore, clean, query & report
Sales prompts →
Outreach, objections & closing
Planning prompts →
Meals, trips, schedules & budgets
Interview prompts →
Mock interviews & STAR answers
Midjourney prompts →
Photoreal, logos, art & parameters
Prompt engineering prompts →
Improve, build & debug prompts
Real estate prompts →
Listings, marketing & leads
Product management prompts →
PRDs, stories & roadmaps
UX & design prompts →
Personas, flows & microcopy
Personal finance prompts →
Budget, debt & saving
Legal prompts →
Understand & draft documents
Website creation prompts →
Plan, build, design & ship sites

How to get more out of any prompt

A good prompt is mostly about giving the AI enough to work with. Three habits make the biggest difference. Add context: tell it who the output is for and what you're trying to achieve, not just what to make. Be specific about the format: ask for a bullet list, a table, a certain length, or a particular tone, and you'll get something far closer to usable. And iterate: treat the first answer as a draft and refine it — "make it shorter," "more formal," "add an example" — rather than expecting perfection in one shot.

Every prompt in this library uses [bracketed placeholders] for the parts you should swap in. Replace them with your own details before sending. These work across all the major assistants, so use whichever you prefer. Want shortcuts and tools to go with your workflow? Browse the cheatsheets, command references, and browser tools.