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Free AI Prompt Library: 27 Copy Ready Prompts

27 ready to use AI prompts for writing, coding, SEO, YouTube, research, business, social media and learning. Search, filter by topic and copy any prompt in one click.

Free AI Prompt Library: 27 Copy Ready Prompts

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  1. 0127 prompts you can copy and use today
  2. 02How to get better results from any prompt
  3. 03Keep going

27 prompts you can copy and use today

These prompts cover writing, coding, SEO, YouTube, research, business, social media and learning. Each one gives the AI a clear task, the details it needs and a format for the answer, so you spend less time rewriting what comes back.

Search by keyword or filter by topic, then copy a prompt and replace everything in [SQUARE BRACKETS] with your own details. They work in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI chat assistants.

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Blog post outline generator

Create a structured outline for any blog topic.

Writing

Act as an expert content strategist. Create a detailed blog post outline for the topic: "[TOPIC]". Include: a compelling headline, 5 to 7 main sections with subpoints, an intro hook, and a conclusion with a call to action. The target audience is [AUDIENCE]. Tone should be [TONE].

Rewrite for clarity

Simplify complex text without losing meaning.

Writing

Rewrite the following text so it is clear, concise, and easy to understand for a general audience. Remove jargon, shorten sentences, and keep the core message intact. Text: [PASTE YOUR TEXT HERE]

Email subject line pack

Generate 10 email subject lines in different styles.

Writing

Generate 10 compelling email subject lines for an email about [TOPIC]. Mix styles, including at least one that sparks curiosity, one with a number, one with urgency, one question, and one direct statement. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Keep each under 50 characters.

Long form article intro

Write an opening paragraph that makes people keep reading.

Writing

Write a powerful opening paragraph for a long form article about [TOPIC]. Hook the reader in the first 2 sentences with a bold claim, a relatable pain point or a surprising fact. Only use a statistic if it is real and you can name its source. Avoid generic openers like "In today's world". Audience: [AUDIENCE].

Product description writer

Turn features into compelling copy.

Writing

Write a product description for [PRODUCT NAME]. Features: [LIST FEATURES]. Target customer: [CUSTOMER]. Write 3 versions: (1) one punchy sentence, (2) a 50 word paragraph, (3) a full 150 word description that leads with benefits rather than features.

Code review assistant

Get a thorough review of any code block.

Coding

Review the following code as a senior software engineer. Identify: (1) bugs or logic errors, (2) performance issues, (3) security vulnerabilities, (4) readability improvements. Give specific feedback for each line or block that needs it. Code: [PASTE CODE]

Debug helper

Work through an error message step by step.

Coding

I am getting this error: [ERROR MESSAGE]. This happens when: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU WERE DOING]. My code is: [PASTE RELEVANT CODE]. Language and framework: [LANGUAGE/FRAMEWORK]. Walk me through the most likely causes and the fix for each one.

Explain code in plain English

A plain English explanation of code for someone who does not code.

Coding

Explain what this code does in plain English, as if explaining to someone with no coding background. Use a real world analogy. Then explain what each key section does. Code: [PASTE CODE]

Unit test writer

Generate tests for your functions.

Coding

Write comprehensive unit tests for the following function using [TESTING FRAMEWORK]. Cover the expected cases, edge cases, and error states. Add comments explaining what each test is checking. Function: [PASTE CODE]

SEO title and meta description

Write optimised titles and meta descriptions.

SEO

Write 5 SEO title tags and 5 meta descriptions for a page about [TOPIC]. Target keyword: [KEYWORD]. Keep each title under 60 characters and each meta description under 155. Include the keyword naturally, use action words, and make them compelling to click.

Keyword cluster builder

Group keywords by search intent.

SEO

I have the following keywords: [LIST KEYWORDS]. Group them by search intent: (1) Informational, (2) Commercial, (3) Transactional, (4) Navigational. For each group, suggest the best page type and a content angle.

FAQ section generator

Create a helpful FAQ block for any page.

SEO

Generate 8 FAQ questions and detailed answers for a page about [TOPIC]. Focus on questions people commonly search for. Use natural language. Include the target keyword [KEYWORD] naturally in at least 3 answers.

YouTube title generator

Get 10 title ideas for any video.

YouTube

Generate 10 YouTube titles for a video about [TOPIC]. Mix styles: curiosity, how to, list, challenge, and story. Keep each title under 70 characters. Target keywords: [KEYWORDS]. Audience: [AUDIENCE].

Video script hook writer

Write 5 different openings for a video.

YouTube

Write 5 different opening hooks (up to 30 seconds each) for a YouTube video about [TOPIC]. Use: (1) a bold claim, (2) a surprising fact, (3) a relatable problem, (4) a question, (5) a story opener. Only use statistics that are real and sourced. Target viewer: [AUDIENCE].

Video description SEO pack

Write a full, optimised YouTube description.

YouTube

Write a YouTube video description for a video about [TOPIC]. Include: a 2 sentence hook at the top, a 100 word summary, 3 timestamps with labels, a placeholder section for links, and 15 relevant hashtags. Target keywords: [KEYWORDS].

Topic deep dive

Get structured knowledge on any subject.

Research

Give me a structured deep dive on [TOPIC]. Include: (1) core concepts explained simply, (2) how it works technically, (3) real world use cases, (4) common misconceptions, (5) the most recent developments you know of, with a note on how current your information is, (6) resources to learn more. Be specific, not generic.

Competitor analysis framework

Analyse any competitor or market player.

Research

Conduct a structured competitor analysis for [COMPANY/PRODUCT]. Cover: (1) positioning and messaging, (2) key product features, (3) pricing strategy, (4) content and marketing approach, (5) apparent weaknesses, (6) what they do better than most. Say clearly where you are unsure or your information may be out of date.

Summarise and extract insights

Pull the key insights from any pasted content.

Research

Summarise the following content and extract the 5 most important insights. For each insight, explain what it means, why it matters, and what action it implies. Format as a numbered list. Content: [PASTE CONTENT]

One page business plan

Structure a lean business idea fast.

Business

Create a one page business plan for [BUSINESS IDEA]. Include: the problem being solved, target customer, solution, revenue model, key differentiator, go to market strategy, and the top 3 risks with how to reduce each one. Keep it concise and actionable.

Cold email sequence

Write a 3 email outreach sequence.

Business

Write a 3 email cold outreach sequence to [TARGET CUSTOMER] pitching [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Email 1: an introduction that offers value first, with no hard sell. Email 2: social proof and one specific benefit. Email 3: a final follow up with an easy, low pressure call to action. Keep each email under 120 words.

Landing page copy

Full landing page copy, from headline to objections.

Business

Write landing page copy for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Include: (1) a headline and subheadline, (2) 3 key benefit bullets, (3) a placeholder for social proof, (4) 3 options for the call to action button text, (5) a section that answers common objections. Target customer: [CUSTOMER]. Tone: [TONE].

LinkedIn post generator

Write a LinkedIn post people want to read.

Social

Write a LinkedIn post about [TOPIC/STORY]. Structure: a hook sentence (not "I'm excited to share..."), 3 to 5 short paragraphs, 1 key takeaway, and a question to invite comments. Tone: professional but human. Use no more than 3 hashtags. Maximum 200 words.

X thread writer

Write a thread for X (formerly Twitter).

Social

Write a thread for X about [TOPIC]. Post 1 is a bold hook that makes sense on its own. Posts 2 to 8 each deliver one specific insight. The final post is a summary with a call to action. Maximum 280 characters per post. No fluff.

Instagram caption pack

Write 5 Instagram captions for any post.

Social

Write 5 different Instagram captions for a post about [TOPIC/IMAGE DESCRIPTION]. Vary the tone: (1) inspirational, (2) educational, (3) humorous, (4) story based, (5) a direct call to action. Include 3 to 5 relevant hashtags per caption. Keep each under 150 words.

Study plan generator

Build a personalised 30 day learning plan.

Learning

Create a 30 day study plan to learn [SKILL/SUBJECT] from [CURRENT LEVEL] to [TARGET LEVEL]. Give each week a theme, daily tasks of 30 to 60 minutes, and a project at the end of the week. Include free resources. Give specific tasks for each day of week 1.

Concept explainer at 3 levels

Understand anything at three levels of depth.

Learning

Explain [CONCEPT] at three levels: (1) Beginner: use a simple analogy and no jargon. (2) Intermediate: explain how it actually works, using the real terms. (3) Expert: discuss the nuances, edge cases and open debates.

Practice quiz generator

Create a quiz to test yourself on any topic.

Learning

Create a 10 question quiz to test understanding of [TOPIC]. Mix question types: multiple choice (4 options), true or false, and short answer. Include an answer key at the end with brief explanations. Difficulty: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED].

How to get better results from any prompt

  • Fill every bracket. The more specific your topic, audience and goal, the more useful the answer.
  • Paste the real material. For rewrites, reviews and summaries, include the full text or code rather than describing it.
  • Reply with feedback. If the first answer is close, say what to change ("shorter", "more examples", "less formal") instead of starting again.
  • Check the facts. AI can state wrong facts and figures confidently. Verify anything you plan to publish or rely on.

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