AI Prompt Library¶

A categorized collection of reusable prompts for writing, business, coding, productivity, image generation, daily life, and learning.

Writing¶

1. Blog Post from Outline¶

Write a 1,200-word blog post about {{topic}} for {{audience}}.

Structure: - Hook intro (2 sentences) - 5 subheadings with 2-3 paragraphs each - Conclusion with CTA

Tone: conversational, authoritative. Use specific examples.

2. Rewrite for Clarity¶

Rewrite this text to be clearer and more concise.

Requirements: - Cut unnecessary words - Fix passive voice - Improve flow - Keep the same meaning and tone

Text: {{paste_text}}

Return only the rewritten version.

3. 5 Opening Hooks¶

Write 5 opening hooks for a blog post about {{topic}}.

Requirements: 1. Surprising statistic 2. Contrarian statement 3. Story or anecdote 4. Direct question 5. Bold claim

Each hook should be 1-2 sentences.

4. Content Repurposer¶

Take this content and create: 1. LinkedIn post (150 words) 2. Twitter/X thread (5 tweets) 3. Email newsletter intro (100 words) 4. Instagram caption with 5 hashtags

Content: {{paste_text}}

5. Executive Summary¶

Write an executive summary (250 words max) for this document:

Structure: - Key finding (1 sentence) - Context (2-3 sentences) - 3-5 bullet insights - Recommended action

6. Headline A/B Tester¶

Generate 10 headline variations for: "{{headline}}"

Include: - 3 how-to options - 2 listicle options - 2 question-based options - 2 benefit-driven options - 1 contrarian option

Each headline must stay under 65 characters.

7. Product Description¶

Write a product description for {{product}}.

Specs: {{specs}} Target buyer: {{persona}} Price: {{price}}

Format: - One-line hook - 3 benefit bullets - Social proof placeholder - CTA

Keep it under 150 words.

8. Tone Converter¶

Rewrite this in a {{professional/casual/humorous/academic}} tone while keeping the same message.

Original: {{paste_text}}

9. Article Outline¶

Create a detailed outline for a {{word_count}}-word article about {{topic}}.

Include: - H1 with keyword "{{keyword}}" - 6-8 H2 sections - 2-3 bullets per section - Meta description (155 chars)

10. Story Framework¶

Write a 500-word short story.

Setting: {{setting}} Character: {{character}} with flaw {{flaw}} Conflict: {{conflict}} Resolution: {{bittersweet/triumphant/open}}

Use vivid sensory details. Show, do not tell.

11. Cold Email¶

Write a cold email to {{role}} at {{company_type}}.

Goal: {{goal}} Product: {{description}} Pain: {{pain}}

Requirements: - Under 100 words - No "hope this finds you well" - Personalized opening - One CTA - P.S. with social proof

12. Follow-Up Email¶

Write follow-up #{{number}} for a prospect who has not responded.

Context: {{summary}} Days since last email: {{days}}

Include: - New value (insight or case study) - Different angle - Question CTA

Keep it under 75 words.

Business¶

21. Google Ads Copy¶

Write Google Ads for {{product}}.

Deliver: - 5 headlines (max 30 chars) - 3 descriptions (max 90 chars)

Keyword: {{keyword}} USP: {{usp}}

Focus on benefits over features.

22. Landing Page Copy¶

Write landing page copy for {{product}} targeting {{audience}}.

Include: - Hero headline + subheadline - 3 benefit sections - Social proof - FAQ (4 items) - CTA

Tone: {{tone}}

23. 90-Day Marketing Plan¶

Create a 90-day marketing plan for {{business}} with {{budget}} per month.

Include: - 3 channels with rationale - Weekly content topics - 5 KPIs with targets - 2 quick wins for month 1

24. Value Proposition¶

Create a value proposition using this format:

For {{customer}} who {{need}}, our {{product}} is a {{category}} that {{benefit}}. Unlike {{competitor}}, we {{differentiator}}.

Then write 3 one-liners under 15 words.

25. Email Welcome Sequence¶

Write a 5-email welcome sequence for {{business}}.

Email timing: - Day 0: Welcome + quick win - Day 2: Story + proof - Day 4: Overcome objection - Day 7: Case study - Day 10: Offer

For each email include: - Subject line - ~150 word body - One CTA

26. SWOT Analysis¶

Perform a SWOT analysis for {{company}} in {{industry}}.

Include: - 4-5 points per quadrant - Short explanation for each point

End with: Top strategic priority: [one sentence].

27. Meeting Summary¶

Summarize these meeting notes:

Output: 1. Key decisions 2. Action items (who, what, when) 3. Open questions 4. Next meeting agenda

Under 300 words.

28. Competitive Analysis¶

Compare {{product}} vs {{comp_1}}, {{comp_2}}, and {{comp_3}}.

Evaluate: - Pricing - 5 key features - Target audience - Strengths - Weaknesses

Return a comparison table plus a 100-word summary.

Developer¶

31. Debug This Error¶

Error in {{language}}:

Code: {{paste_code}}

Provide: 1. Root cause 2. Fixed code 3. Explanation 4. Prevention tips

32. Code Review¶

Review this code:

Check for: - Logic errors - Edge cases - Performance - Security - Naming - Error handling

For each issue include severity, line reference, and recommended fix.

33. Refactor for Readability¶

Refactor this code for readability:

Requirements: - Preserve functionality - Use descriptive names - Extract repeated logic - Keep comments minimal and useful

Return the refactored code plus a short explanation.

34. Unit Tests¶

Write unit tests using {{framework}} for:

Cover: - Happy paths - Edge cases - Error cases

Use descriptive test names.

35. System Design Prompt¶

Design a high-level architecture for {{system}}.

Context: - Users: {{users}} - Traffic: {{traffic}} - Availability target: {{sla}} - Constraints: {{constraints}}

Deliver: 1. Core components 2. Data flow 3. Scaling strategy 4. Security considerations 5. Key tradeoffs

Productivity¶

41. Decision Matrix¶

Help decide between {{option_1}}, {{option_2}}, and {{option_3}}.

Criteria with weights: {{criteria_with_weights}}

Score each option from 1-10, calculate weighted totals, and recommend the best option.

42. Weekly Planner¶

Plan my week.

Priorities: {{list_3}} Projects: {{list}} Available time: {{hours}}

Rules: - Deep work in the morning - Group similar tasks - Add buffer time - Flag overflow work

43. Meeting Agenda Builder¶

Create a 30-minute meeting agenda for {{topic}}.

Participants: {{participants}} Goal: {{goal}} Context: {{context}}

Output: - Agenda sections with time boxes - Required pre-read - Decisions needed - Follow-up owner list

Image Generation¶

51. Product Hero Image Prompt¶

Create an image-generation prompt for a hero shot of {{product}}.

Include: - Subject and composition - Lighting - Camera angle - Background details - Style references - Negative prompt

Output one polished prompt and one shorter variation.

52. Brand Illustration Prompt¶

Create 3 image prompts for a brand illustration system.

Brand: {{brand}} Audience: {{audience}} Style: {{style}} Palette: {{palette}} Mood: {{mood}}

For each prompt include composition, rendering style, and negative prompt.

53. Character Portrait Prompt¶

Write a detailed portrait prompt for {{character}}.

Include: - Age and appearance - Wardrobe - Expression - Setting - Lighting - Lens or framing - Art style

Return one cinematic prompt and one minimalist prompt.

Daily Life¶

61. Weekly Meal Plan¶

Create a healthy 7-day meal plan.

Constraints: - Budget: {{budget}} - Diet: {{diet}} - Cooking time: {{time_limit}} - Goal: {{goal}}

Include breakfast, lunch, dinner, and one shopping list.

62. Weekend Trip Planner¶

Plan a weekend trip to {{destination}}.

Budget: {{budget}} Travel style: {{style}} Start point: {{start_location}} Interests: {{interests}}

Return: - Day-by-day itinerary - Estimated costs - Packing list - 3 backup options for weather changes

63. Daily Reset Routine¶

Build a daily reset routine for {{person_type}}.

Problems to solve: {{problems}}

Include: - Morning reset - Midday reset - Evening shutdown - One simple habit tracker

64. Stress Reduction Plan¶

Create a realistic stress reduction plan.

Context: {{context}}

Include: - Immediate actions for today - 3 daily habits - 2 weekly habits - When to ask for professional help

Learning¶

71. Explain Like I'm 10¶

Explain {{topic}} simply.

Structure: 1. Simple explanation 2. Everyday analogy 3. Slightly more advanced explanation 4. One thing to remember 5. Expert version (3 sentences)

72. Debate Both Sides¶

Debate both sides of {{topic}}.

PRO: - 3 arguments with evidence - Best counter to CON

CON: - 3 arguments with evidence - Best counter to PRO

End with a balanced conclusion.

73. Book Summary¶

Summarize: "{{book}}" by {{author}}

Include: - Core thesis - 5-7 key ideas - 3 best quotes - Practical takeaways - Who should read it - Connection to {{related_topic}}

74. Learning Roadmap¶

Create a learning roadmap for {{topic}} over {{timeframe}}.

Include: - Beginner, intermediate, and advanced milestones - Weekly practice plan - Suggested projects - Common mistakes to avoid - How to measure progress