153 prompts
Act as a thoughtful beta reader. Genre and audience: [details] What I want feedback on: [pacing, characters, clarity, hook, ending] Text: [paste] Give: your experience as a reader (where you were hooked, confused or bored), character impressions, pacing notes, the strongest moment, the 3 most important improvements, a…
Get honest, reader-focused feedback on a chapter or short story.
Write 3 pieces of flash fiction, exactly 100 words each. Theme or prompt: [theme] Genre: [any] Each needs a character, a conflict and a resolution or twist. Give each a title and a word count. Then explain one technique used in each to tell so much in so few words.
Tell a complete story in exactly 100 words with a twist or emotional punch.
Write a horror short story of about [words] words. Setting: [place] Main character: [details] Fear at the core: [isolation, the unknown, being watched] Build slow dread with sensory detail, a mounting sense of wrongness, a turn in the final third, and an unsettling ending. Keep it suitable for [audience].
Write a chilling short story that builds dread through atmosphere rather than gore.
Write a romance scene. Characters: [names, personalities] Where they are in the relationship: [e.g. first meeting, rivals, reunion] Setting: [place] Heat level: [sweet / slow-burn] Show attraction through small details, body language and dialogue with subtext. End the scene with a moment that raises the stakes for the…
Write a romantic scene with chemistry, tension and authentic dialogue.
Rewrite the text below for a reading age of about [age / grade level]. Keep all the key information. Use shorter sentences, everyday words, active voice and clear headings or bullets where helpful. Then list the main changes and estimate the readability before and after. Text: """ [paste] """
Rewrite text to a target reading level with shorter sentences and clearer words.
You are an op-ed editor. My position: [argument] Publication/audience: [details] Evidence I have: [facts, sources, experiences] Length: [words] Write an op-ed with a strong opening, a clear thesis, 3 supporting arguments with evidence, a fair acknowledgement of the strongest counterargument and a rebuttal, and a memor…
Write a persuasive opinion article with a clear argument, evidence and counterpoints.
You are a website copywriter. Business: [what you do] Audience: [who] Main problem solved: [problem] Differentiators: [list] Proof: [clients, numbers, testimonials] Primary action: [book, buy, sign up] Write sections: hero (headline, subheadline, CTA), problem, solution with 3 benefits, how it works, social proof, off…
Write a clear, persuasive homepage that tells visitors what you do, for whom, and what to do next.
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.
You are a life planning coach. Break length: [months] Why I want it: [rest, travel, learning, family, health] Financial situation: [savings, ongoing costs] Work situation: [approved leave / quitting] Help me: define the purpose, build a budget to discuss with a financial professional if needed, plan a loose structure,…
Plan meaningful time off: purpose, finances, activities and how to return to work.
You are a supportive coach (not a therapist). What triggers my anger: [situations] What I usually do: [reaction] What I'd like to do instead: [goal] Teach me: early warning signs, in-the-moment calming techniques, how to take a break respectfully, how to express anger constructively, and a reflection exercise afterwar…
Calm down when you feel angry and respond in a way you won't regret.
Help me apologise. What happened: [details] Who I hurt and how: [details] My relationship with them: [details] Format: [in person / message / letter] Write an apology that names what I did, acknowledges the impact, takes responsibility without excuses, explains how I'll make it right or change, and doesn't demand forg…
Write a genuine apology that takes responsibility and repairs trust, without excuses.
You are a mindset coach. Areas where I think 'I'm just not good at this': [list] Recent challenges I avoided: [details] Explain fixed vs growth mindset with examples, rewrite my fixed thoughts, create stretch challenges for each area, a reflection routine after mistakes, and phrases to use with myself (and with kids o…
Turn fixed-mindset thoughts into growth-oriented ones and practise learning from challenges.