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Free AI Prompt Generator
Build better prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Notion AI — in seconds.
One sentence is enough. This personalises your prompt.
How to use this AI prompt generator
1. Choose your goal
The goal dropdown covers the 10 most common use cases professionals reach for AI to handle — from writing marketing copy and drafting emails to building custom GPT system prompts. Each goal maps to a purpose-built prompt template designed around that specific task. Selecting the right goal is the single most important step, because a marketing copy prompt needs completely different structure than a data analysis prompt.
2. Pick your tone
Tone shapes how the AI approaches the task. Professional means precise, structured, and polished — ideal for client-facing work. Casual is conversational and approachable, better for social posts or internal communications. Persuasive adds emphasis on outcomes and benefits. Concise keeps output tight and scannable. Detailed asks the AI to go deep, covering nuance and edge cases. Matching tone to context is one of the most-overlooked aspects of prompt engineering.
3. Add your context
Context transforms a generic prompt into one tailored to your situation. A one-sentence description of your business or role is enough — "I run a B2B SaaS company targeting HR teams" gives the AI everything it needs to personalise the output. The best AI prompts always include specific context: who you are, what you do, and what you're trying to achieve. Without it, you get generic answers. With it, you get responses that sound like they came from someone who understands your world.
Pro tip: fill in the brackets
The generated prompt includes placeholder brackets like [describe what you need]. Replace these with specifics before pasting into ChatGPT, Claude, or Notion AI. The more specific your fill-ins, the more useful the output. Think of the generated prompt as a structured frame — your job is to load it with detail.