96 prompts
Style of music: [subgenre, e.g. 90s boom bap / dark trap / melodic drill / jazzy lo-fi hip hop] instrumental beat, [tempo] BPM, [mood, e.g. gritty and nostalgic], [elements, e.g. dusty vinyl sample-style piano loop, punchy kick, crisp snare, deep 808 bass, rolling hi-hats], no vocals Lyrics: [Instrumental] [Intro] [Be…
Instrumental hip-hop beats in different subgenres, ready for practice, content or freestyles.
Act as a music teacher. Instrument: [instrument] Level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced] Goal: [e.g. play 5 songs, improvise, pass a grade exam] Practice time: [minutes per day] What I struggle with: [details] Create: 1. A daily practice routine with timed blocks (warm-up, technique, theory, repertoire, fun) 2. A…
A structured daily practice routine for any instrument, matched to your level, goals and time.
Act as a social media strategist. Platform: [Instagram / TikTok / LinkedIn / X] Niche: [niche] Audience: [who] Content types: [reels, carousels, tips, behind the scenes] Create: 1. 3 hashtag tiers: broad, medium-niche, very specific (10 each) 2. 5 rotating hashtag sets for different content types 3. 2 branded hashtag…
Build a hashtag strategy with broad, niche and branded tags grouped into rotating sets.
Act as an experienced teacher. Subject and topic: [topic] Grade: [grade] Learning objective: [objective] Time: [minutes] Create three versions of a worksheet: 1. Support: scaffolding, word bank, worked example 2. Core: standard practice 3. Challenge: extension and higher-order questions Keep the same objective across…
Generate three versions of a worksheet (support, core and challenge) on the same learning objective.
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.
Act as a memory coach. What I need to remember: [list, sequence, formula, vocabulary] Context: [exam, presentation, language] Create 4 different memory aids: 1. An acronym or acrostic sentence 2. A short rhyme or song lyric 3. A vivid, slightly absurd visual story linking the items 4. A memory palace route using rooms…
Create acronyms, rhymes, stories and memory palaces to remember lists, sequences and facts.
Explain [concept] using everyday analogies. My background: [what I already know] Audience: [me / students / customers] Give: 1. 3 different analogies from everyday life (cooking, sports, traffic, etc.) 2. For each, how it maps to the real concept 3. Where each analogy breaks down or could mislead 4. A one-sentence acc…
Make abstract or technical ideas click with relatable, accurate analogies, and learn where each analogy breaks down.
Act as a history teacher. Topic: [period, event or country] Level: [middle school / high school / university] Create: 1. A chronological timeline of 12–15 key events (date, event, one-line significance) 2. Main causes and long-term consequences 3. Key figures and their roles 4. Different perspectives or interpretation…
Turn any historical period or event into a clear timeline with causes, consequences and key figures.
A clean, fresh beauty product photograph of [product, e.g. a frosted glass serum bottle with a dropper] surrounded by [props, e.g. water droplets, sliced cucumber and green leaves] on a [surface, e.g. wet white marble]. Soft diffused light, gentle reflections, pastel [colour] background, crisp focus on the product, mi…
Fresh, clean beauty product shots with water, botanicals and soft light for e-commerce and ads.
Act as a pitch coach. What I'm pitching: [myself / my company / my product] Who I help: [audience] Problem I solve: [problem] What makes me different: [unique angle] Proof: [results, clients, numbers] Context: [networking event, investor, job fair, sales call] Write: 1. A one-line version (under 20 words) 2. A 30-seco…
A natural, memorable pitch for yourself, your startup or your service, in short and longer versions.
Act as an email marketing specialist. Email content: [what the email is about] Audience: [subscribers] Goal: [opens, clicks, sales] Brand voice: [tone] Write 20 subject lines (under 50 characters) using: curiosity, benefit, urgency (honest), personalisation with [First Name], question, number, story, and a playful one…
Generate high-open-rate subject lines and preview text in different styles, ready for A/B testing.
You are an email marketing strategist. Brand: [name and what you sell] How they subscribed: [lead magnet, discount, newsletter form] Audience: [who] Main goal: [first purchase, book a call, activate account] Voice: [tone] Write 5 emails: 1. Day 0: welcome + deliver what was promised 2. Day 1: your story and what makes…
A 5-email welcome sequence that introduces your brand, delivers value fast and guides new subscribers to their first purchase or action.