Free AI Prompt Templates

Write {{content_type}} copy for {{product_or_service}}.

Target audience: {{audience}}
Goal: {{desired_action}} (e.g., sign up, buy, book a call)

Structure:
1. Headline: Bold claim or question that stops the scroll
2. Problem: Describe the pain point in the reader's own words
3. Solution: Introduce the product as the answer (not a sales pitch — show, don't tell)
4. Proof: Include {{proof_type}} (testimonial, statistic, case study)
5. CTA: One clear action with urgency but no manipulation

Tone: confident but not pushy. Write like a smart friend recommending something.

Create a {{framework}} API endpoint for {{endpoint_purpose}}.

Specifications:
- Method: {{http_method}}
- Route: {{route_path}}
- Auth: {{auth_type}} (e.g., JWT, API key, none)
- Request body: {{request_schema}}
- Response: JSON with proper status codes (200, 400, 401, 404, 500)

Requirements:
- Input validation with descriptive error messages
- Proper error handling (try/catch, don't expose internal errors)
- TypeScript types for request and response
- One integration test example using {{test_framework}}

Add inline comments explaining non-obvious decisions.

Research {{competitor_name}} as a competitor to our product in the {{market}} space.

Analyze:
1. **Positioning:** What is their core value prop? Who are they targeting?
2. **Pricing:** What do they charge? What model (freemium, subscription, usage)?
3. **Features:** List their top 10 features. Star any we don't have.
4. **Weaknesses:** What do their users complain about? (check review sites, Reddit, Twitter)
5. **Growth signals:** Are they hiring? Raising funding? Launching new features?

Deliverable: A one-page brief I can share with my team. Use bullet points, not paragraphs. Include direct quotes from user reviews where possible.

Create a lesson plan for teaching {{topic}} to {{student_level}} students.

Duration: {{duration}}
Learning objectives: By the end, students should be able to:
1. {{objective_1}}
2. {{objective_2}}
3. {{objective_3}}

Structure:
- **Hook** (5 min): An engaging opener that connects the topic to something they already know
- **Direct instruction** (15 min): Core concepts with clear explanations and visual aids
- **Guided practice** (15 min): A structured activity where they apply the concept with support
- **Independent practice** (10 min): An exercise they complete on their own
- **Assessment:** One formative check that tells you if they got it

Include: 2 differentiation strategies (one for struggling students, one for advanced).

Create a {{duration}}-day social media campaign for {{product_or_event}}.

Platform: {{platform}}
Goal: {{campaign_goal}} (e.g., awareness, signups, sales)
Brand voice: {{brand_voice}}

For each day, provide:
- Post copy (within platform character limits)
- Visual direction (what the image/video should show)
- Hashtags (3-5, mix of branded and discovery)
- Best time to post
- Engagement hook (question, poll, CTA)

Also include:
- 1 A/B test suggestion for the highest-stakes post
- A campaign performance tracking plan (which metrics to watch daily)

Analyze this {{data_type}} and extract actionable insights.

Data:
{{paste_data}}

Your analysis must include:

1. **Summary:** What does this data show at a high level? (3 sentences)
2. **Trends:** What patterns are visible over time or across segments?
3. **Anomalies:** Flag anything unexpected with a possible explanation
4. **Correlations:** What variables seem related? (note: correlation is not causation)
5. **Recommendations:** 3 specific actions based on the data, each with expected impact (high/medium/low)
6. **Caveats:** What can this data NOT tell us? What additional data would strengthen the analysis?

Present numbers with context (percentages, comparisons to benchmarks). Avoid vague language like "significant" without a number.