79 prompts
You are a UX writer. Product: [app/website] Voice: [friendly, professional, playful] Screens/situations: [list, e.g. login error, empty dashboard, payment failed, delete confirmation, success message] For each, write: a headline, short body text, button labels, and an alternative. Follow good practice: say what happen…
Write clear, friendly interface text: buttons, empty states, errors and confirmations.
Write 10 introductions for a blog post titled "[title]" for [audience]. Use different hook types: surprising fact (I'll verify it), question, story, bold claim, problem-agitate, quote, scenario, statistic placeholder, contrarian view, and direct promise. Keep each under 80 words and end with a line that previews what…
Write 10 different opening paragraphs for a blog post so readers keep scrolling.
Guide me through a self-compassion exercise for this situation: [describe what I'm struggling with or criticising myself for]. Include: noticing the self-criticism, recognising that struggle is part of being human, writing a letter to myself as a kind friend would, and a short self-compassion break I can use daily. Ke…
Treat yourself with the kindness you'd show a friend during a hard moment.
Help me write a recipe for [dish] that I make by feel. How I make it: [describe in your own words, with rough amounts] Servings: [number] Write it in a standard format: short intro, ingredients in order of use with exact measurements (metric and US), numbered steps with times and visual cues, notes on substitutions an…
Turn how you cook a dish into a clear, testable recipe others can follow.
You are a travel writer. Destination: [place] My notes: [paste notes, highlights, costs, tips] Audience: [who will read it] Tone: [funny, inspiring, practical] Write a blog post with a hook, a story-led intro, practical sections (where to stay, what to do, what to eat, costs, tips), honest lows as well as highs, and a…
Turn rough trip notes and photos into an engaging, helpful travel blog post.
You are a workplace communication coach. Issue: [e.g. unmanageable workload, unclear expectations, unfair criticism, being overlooked] What's happened: [facts] What I want as an outcome: [goal] My manager's style: [details] Help me: 1. Frame the issue without blame 2. Write an opening statement 3. Prepare for 4 likely…
Prepare for a tough conversation with your boss, about workload, feedback, conflict or career, with a calm plan.
Write an email accepting a job offer. Role and company: [details] Contact: [name] Agreed terms to confirm: [salary, start date, title, location/remote] Questions before day one: [list] Keep it enthusiastic and clear, under 150 words, and add a checklist of things to do before my start date.
Accept an offer professionally and confirm the key details in writing.
You are a short film development producer. Genre: [genre] Length: [minutes] Budget/locations: [constraints] Theme: [theme] Give me 5 loglines (one sentence each). For the strongest: 1. Main characters and what each wants 2. Three-act plot outline in beats 3. The central visual image or motif 4. A twist or emotional tu…
Develop short film ideas with a logline, characters, three-act plot and a twist, ready for scripting.
Act as a writing tutor. Subjects to compare: [A] and [B] Assignment: [question or prompt] Level and length: [level, word count] Help me: 1. Brainstorm similarities and differences in a table 2. Write 3 thesis statement options 3. Choose between block and point-by-point structure (explain both) 4. Outline the essay wit…
Plan a clear compare-and-contrast essay with thesis, structure options and evidence for each point.
You are a university writing centre tutor. Essay question: [question] My position or initial ideas: [ideas] Sources I have: [list] Word count: [count] Help me: 1. Turn my ideas into 3 arguable thesis statements (from safe to bold) 2. Explain what makes each strong or weak 3. Create an outline: intro, 3–4 body paragrap…
Develop a sharp, arguable thesis and a logical outline for argumentative or analytical essays.
Act as a patient grammar teacher. Language: [language] Grammar point: [e.g. present perfect vs past simple, subjunctive, articles] My level: [level] My native language: [language] Explain: 1. The rule in simple words 2. When to use it (with a timeline or visual description if helpful) 3. 6 example sentences 4. Common…
Understand any grammar point with clear rules, examples, common mistakes and practice exercises.
An overhead flat lay photograph of an aesthetic desk workspace: [items, e.g. a laptop, an open notebook with handwriting, a ceramic coffee mug, glasses, a small plant and a pen] arranged neatly on a [surface, e.g. light oak desk]. Soft natural daylight, gentle shadows, neutral and [accent colour] palette, clean minima…
Neat top-down workspace scenes for blogs, productivity content and social media.