144 prompts
Write a character analysis of [character] from [book] by [author]. Cover their personality traits with evidence, motivations, relationships, how they change across the story, the themes they represent, and 3 key quotes with explanations. Suitable for a [grade] essay.
A deep dive into a character's motivations and growth.
Write a calming 5-minute bedtime story for a [age]-year-old named [name] who loves [interests]. Weave in a gentle lesson about [topic, e.g. the planets / sharing] with 3 simple facts, end on a sleepy, cozy note, and add 2 questions to ask after the story.
Explain [topic] like I'm 5 years old. Use a short story or everyday comparison, no jargon, and sentences of 15 words or fewer. Then give a slightly more grown-up version in 3 sentences, and end with one fun fact a kid would remember.
Breaks down any complex idea into language a child would understand.
Tell the story of [historical event] as a gripping narrative from the perspective of [an ordinary person who lived through it]. Keep it historically accurate, around 600 words, and then list the 5 key facts, dates and causes a student should remember, plus 2 discussion questions.
Turns a historical event into an engaging narrative with key facts.
Act as a college admissions essay coach. The prompt is: "[essay prompt]". First ask me 5 questions to uncover a meaningful personal story. Then help me outline it with a hook, a turning point and reflection on growth. When I share a draft, give feedback on authenticity, specificity and structure without rewriting it i…
Helps you find your story and polish your personal statement.
Help me write a scholarship essay for [scholarship name] which values [criteria]. About me: [achievements, background, goals, challenges]. Suggest 2 angles, pick the strongest, and write an outline that connects my story to the scholarship's mission. Keep it under [word limit] words and avoid clichés.
Guides you through a strong, specific scholarship essay.
A photorealistic twilight exterior photo of a [style, e.g. modern two-story] house with all interior lights glowing warmly, deep blue dusk sky, manicured lawn, pool reflecting the lights, wide-angle lens, straight vertical lines, HDR-balanced exposure. --ar 3:2 --style raw
A glowing dusk exterior photo that makes a property listing stand out.
An original painted movie poster in the style of classic 1980s adventure films for a story about [premise]. A dramatic montage: the hero [description] in the foreground, villains looming in the sky, vehicles and explosions below, glowing sunset palette, airbrushed detail, space for a title at the bottom. --ar 2:3
An original film poster painted in the style of classic 80s adventure posters.
You are a customer researcher. Who to interview: [recent buyers / churned customers / prospects] What I want to learn: [details] Write: a recruitment message, a 30-minute interview script (warm-up, context, story of the purchase, alternatives, outcomes, wrap-up), follow-up probes, mistakes to avoid (leading questions)…
Run interviews that uncover real motivations, language and objections for your marketing.
Act as a PR professional. Story: [news, data, expert comment, trend] Why it's newsworthy now: [hook] Journalist and their beat: [name, publication, recent article] Assets: [data, spokesperson, images] Write a pitch under 150 words with a personalised opener, the angle in one sentence, why it matters to their readers,…
Write short, newsworthy pitches that journalists actually open and respond to.
Write a podcast guest pitch. Podcast: [name, host, audience, a recent episode] Me: [expertise, credibility, story] Topic ideas: [list] Write a pitch under 180 words with a personalised opener, 3 specific episode ideas with titles, why their listeners will care, social proof, and links placeholders. Include a one-parag…
Get booked on podcasts with a pitch that shows the host exactly what value you'll bring.
Act as a speechwriter. Event and audience: [details] Length: [minutes] My expertise and big idea: [details] Stories I can tell: [list] Create: a title, the one big idea, an opening story, 3 sections with stories and takeaways, audience interaction moments, a slide concept list (minimal text), and a closing that calls…
Structure a memorable conference keynote with a big idea, stories and a strong close.