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[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ][ ] [ ][ ] [ ] [ ] Free prompt templates
Copy-paste prompts for Claude, ChatGPT, and coding agents, for the tasks our tools also do in one click. No sign-up needed.
Rewrite an email to sound human
Polish a rough draft without making it sound corporate or AI-written.
Reply to an email
Turn a message you received plus a one-line intent into a ready-to-send reply.
Make this sound professional
A universal tone rewriter: clearer, warmer, or more formal, your choice.
Chase a late invoice (politely but firmly)
Get paid without nuking the relationship.
Decline a request politely
Say no gracefully, to a client, a colleague, or a friend.
Turn messy meeting notes into a recap
Get a clean summary, the decisions, and action items.
Tailor your CV to a job description
Match analysis, a tailored summary, and rewritten bullet points.
Write a LinkedIn post that isn't cringe
Hook-first, human, and free of the usual LinkedIn tells.
Summarise a long email or chat thread
Pull out the decisions and what you need to do next.
Write a cover letter that stands out
Human and specific, not the same letter every other applicant sends.
Write a work status update
Turn a brain-dump of what you did into a clean update for your manager or team.
Build a meeting agenda
Get a tight, time-boxed agenda from a one-line goal.
Give constructive feedback that lands
Say the hard thing clearly and kindly, without a compliment sandwich.
Answer an interview question (STAR)
Turn your experience into a confident, natural answer using the STAR structure.
Should I apply for this job?
An honest read on fit before you spend an evening on the application.
Write a scroll-stopping hook
Three opening lines that earn the next sentence, in different angles.
Write a LinkedIn headline and About section
A headline and About that say what you do and who you help, minus the cringe.
Write a short professional bio
One set of facts, every format: speaker bio, intro, email signature.
Write a sales follow-up
Nudge a stalled deal without being annoying or desperate.
Respond to 'can you do it cheaper?'
Hold your price without being defensive or instantly caving.
Write a cold outreach message
A short, specific first message that doesn't read like a template.
Reply to an upset customer
De-escalate and resolve, without grovelling or robotic clichés.
Respond to a bad review
A calm, public reply that wins back trust and never gets defensive.
Turn praise into a testimonial
Shape a happy client's words into a clean, credible testimonial.
Write a client project update
A confident update that builds trust, even when there are blockers.
Write a quote or estimate
A clear quote with scope and boundaries, so there are no surprises.
Sharpen your service positioning
Say what you do, for whom, and why it matters, in plain language.
Write a formal letter
Council, bank, landlord, school or employer, in plain, proper English.
Improve a Claude Code prompt
Turn rough developer notes into a clean, structured prompt ready to paste into Claude Code, Codex, or any coding agent.
Get a visual critique of a page
Attach a screenshot and get a candid senior-designer critique: what looks AI-generated, what undermines credibility, and the top fixes by impact.
Explain this in plain English
Paste jargon, legalese, or a confusing official letter and get it explained simply, with the bits that matter flagged.
Write a complaint to get a refund
Turn what went wrong into a firm, factual complaint that asks for the refund or fix you're owed.
Write a heartfelt personal note
Thank-you notes, congratulations, condolences, invitations. Say the right thing without it sounding like a greeting card.
Interview me into a project brief
Paste this and it interviews you, a few questions at a time, then writes a tight, decision-ready brief for your idea.
Name my app or product
Get distinctive, ownable name ideas across naming styles, not the obvious descriptive names that are already taken.
Write my launch posts
Turn what you shipped into an X thread, a LinkedIn post, and a portfolio blurb in an honest builder voice, no marketing slop.
Write a product description that sells
Turn a list of features into a description that leads with the benefit, with scannable bullet points.
Write ad copy that gets the click
Get headline and body variations for Google or Meta that fit the character limits and do not sound like a scam.
Write a value proposition and taglines
Say what you do in one clear line: who it is for, the outcome, and why you, plus tagline options.
Write a FAQ that answers the real questions
Turn your product or service into a clear FAQ that handles the practical questions and the real objections.
Write an About page that builds trust
Turn your story and facts into an About page that sounds like a real person, not corporate filler.
Write landing page copy for one goal
A copy-paste prompt for benefit-led landing page copy built around a single action, with a hero, body sections, and a call to action.
Write a marketing email people actually read
Turn a few bullet points into a marketing or newsletter email with subject line options, one idea, and one clear call to action.
Write a promo or sale announcement
Announce a sale, launch, or discount clearly and without hype, with a short social caption too.
Write a speech or toast
A wedding, birthday, retirement, or leaving speech that sounds like you and reads well aloud, from your own stories.
Write a eulogy
Turn your real memories of someone into a eulogy you can read aloud, using only the facts you give and never inventing a thing.
Write your wedding vows
Turn notes about your partner and the promises you want to make into vows that sound like you saying them.
Write a dating profile
Turn a few honest details about yourself into a bio and opening messages that sound human, not cliché.
Announce a life event
Share personal news the right way: a baby, an engagement, a move, or a new job, plus a short version for the group chat.
Write a fundraising appeal
Turn your cause into a personal fundraising appeal that moves people to give, plus a short message to share.
Message a recruiter or hiring manager
A short, personalised networking message that starts a conversation, not a cover letter dumped on a stranger.
Answer a tricky job application question
Turn a vague application question and your real experience into a specific, tailored answer, not generic filler.
Negotiate a salary offer
Turn your offer details and reasoning into a confident negotiation message that leaves room for a counter, not an ultimatum.
Respond to a job offer
Accept, decline, or ask for more time on an offer, in a message that keeps the relationship intact either way.
Write a resignation letter
Resign gracefully and keep the relationship intact, whatever your real reason for leaving.
Cancel a subscription or contract
A clear, unambiguous cancellation request with the details a provider needs, plus a request for written confirmation.
Appeal a decision
Turn your grounds for appeal into a calm, specific letter that gives an institution a real reason to reconsider.
Dispute a bill or charge
Challenge an incorrect charge with the specific details a provider needs to act, and a real deadline to resolve it.
Write an insurance claim narrative
Turn the facts of what happened into a clear, factual claim narrative, with a checklist of what to double check before you submit it.
Change the tone of any text
The general-purpose fallback: paste any text and make it more formal, more casual, warmer, firmer, or more concise, without losing what it actually says.
Request a meeting
A short meeting request that states the purpose clearly and makes it easy for the other person to say yes.
Write an introduction email
Introduce yourself to someone new, or make a genuine double opt-in introduction between two people you know.
Chase a reply without being annoying
A polite nudge that assumes good faith, restates the ask, and makes it easy to respond, without the tired 'just circling back'.
Write an out-of-office reply
A short, clear auto-reply that states your return date and an alternative contact, without oversharing why you are away.
Write an email subject line that gets opened
Turn what your email is about into several specific, non-spammy subject line options to choose from.
Write a request email
Ask for a favour, information, or a decision in a message that states the ask early and makes it easy to say yes.
Write an escalation email
Raise a stuck problem up the chain, focused on facts and impact rather than blame, with a clear ask for what you need.
Reschedule or cancel a commitment
Reschedule or cancel a meeting gracefully, with one brief apology and no ambiguity about whether it is still happening.
Write a project README
Turn a description of your project into a clear README with the sections real developers expect, no padding.
Write a commit message or PR description
Turn a rough summary of what changed into a clean commit message and PR description that explains the why, not just the diff.
Explain an error message or stack trace
Paste a confusing error or stack trace and get a plain-English explanation, plus what to check first.
Build a regex from a plain-English description
Describe what you want to match, get a working regex for your language, explained piece by piece.
Write an elevator pitch
The spoken version of what you do, at a one-sentence length and a 30-second length, that sounds natural out loud.
Write a cold email to an investor or partner
A specific, credible outreach email that leads with real traction or a real reason, not a generic pitch blast.
Write changelog or release notes
Turn a rough list of what shipped into a clean changelog entry, grouped and translated for the right audience.
Write a pitch deck narrative
The story and slide-by-slide bullet points for a fundraising or sales deck, honest about your stage, no invented numbers.
Write a sales proposal
A persuasive B2B proposal that leads with the prospect's problem and the business case, not a generic pitch.
Write a LinkedIn connection request and follow-up
A connection note that fits LinkedIn's character limit and does not pitch too soon, plus a follow-up DM once they accept.
Respond to a sales objection
A calm, curious response to 'not now', 'using someone else', 'need approval', or 'not sure it's right', that keeps the conversation open.
Follow up after a sales or discovery call
Turn rough notes from a call into a warm recap email that reinforces momentum and confirms next steps.
Ask a happy customer for a referral
A warm, low-pressure ask for an introduction, specific to your actual relationship, easy to say no to.
Ask a customer for a review
A short, genuine ask for a review that references the actual work, with no pressure and no incentive.
Write a support macro or canned response
A reusable template for a recurring support question, with clear placeholders your team can fill in each time.
Write a customer welcome email
A warm, confidence-building welcome for a new customer that makes the next step obvious.
Respond to a customer who wants to cancel
Understand their reason, make a genuine offer only if you have one, and respect their choice either way, no guilt trips.
Write an outage or incident notice
Tell customers something broke, honestly, with what is known, what you are doing, and what they should do.
Write a freelance proposal
A clear, confident proposal for a client who is already interested, covering approach, scope, and price.
Write a statement of work
Define exactly what is in scope and out of scope for a project, to prevent disputes and scope creep later.
Announce a rate increase to a client
Tell an existing client about a price increase confidently, without over-apologising, while protecting the relationship.
Write a project kick-off questionnaire
The right questions to ask a new client at the start of a project, tailored to the project type, grouped and focused.
Write a project wrap-up email
Summarise what was delivered, hand over any final materials, and close the project on a warm note.
Write a social media caption
A complete, ready-to-post caption for Instagram, X, or Facebook, not just an opening line.
Write an X or LinkedIn thread
Turn one idea into a full numbered thread, hook first, one clear point per post.
Write a short-form video script
A hook, a few beats, and a call to action for a Reels, TikTok, or Shorts video.
Write a YouTube title and description
A few honest title options that earn the click, and a description that helps people find the video.
Repurpose one post for other platforms
Turn one post or article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread starter, and an Instagram caption, each native to its platform.
Write a LinkedIn or Instagram carousel
Turn one idea into slide-by-slide text for a swipeable carousel post, one clear point per slide.
Write an internal announcement
Share internal news, a policy change, a new hire, or a team update, clearly and without corporate fluff.
Write a job description
A job description that attracts the right candidates, from a rough list of what the role actually involves.
Write a performance review
Turn rough notes on someone's work, or your own, into a clear, fair performance review.
Write a process document (SOP)
Turn rough notes on how you do something into a clear, step-by-step process someone else could actually follow.
Write a decision or spend proposal
Make the internal case for a decision or budget spend: the problem, the options, the recommendation, and the ask.