Free prompts you can use today.

Act as a copywriter. Write a short post to sell [product] to [audience]. Use a clear tone, mention 3 concrete benefits, include a soft call to action and avoid guaranteed outcome claims. Format: hook, problem, benefits, CTA.

Act as a patient tutor. Explain [topic] to a beginner. Split the answer into core idea, simple example, analogy, common mistakes and 5 review questions. Use clear language and avoid unnecessary jargon.

Act as an executive assistant. Summarize this meeting in a table with decisions, tasks, owners, dates and risks. Put urgent items first and separate confirmed points from open questions. Meeting notes: [paste notes].

Act as a content strategist. Give me 7 post ideas for [topic/product] aimed at [audience]. For each idea include hook, recommended format, main point and CTA. Avoid generic phrases.

Act as an analyst. Compare [option A] vs [option B] for [context]. Use criteria: cost, time, risk, difficulty and expected benefit. Return a table, a reasoned recommendation and questions I should answer before deciding.

Act as a professional editor. Rewrite this email so it is clear, brief and polite. Keep the main message, remove fluff and suggest a subject line. Tone: direct but respectful. Original email: [paste text].

Act as a prompt expert. Improve this prompt so it has role, context, task, constraints, quality criteria and output format. First explain what is missing in 5 bullets, then deliver a copy-ready version. Prompt: [paste prompt].

Act as a planner. Create a weekly plan to achieve [goal] with [available hours] per day. Include small tasks, priority, estimated duration and an end-of-week review. Avoid overloading the schedule.