Writing & Publishing
53 prompts · 5 categories
/humanizeNewEditing & RewritingRewrites a text so it reads as if a person wrote it: strips every phrase that sounds machine-made, keeps your meaning, changes only the delivery and reworks any sentence that still sounds robotic.
/humanize [paste your text] Rewrite the text above so that it reads as if a real person had written it. Take out every phrase with an AI flavor. The meaning stays mine; only the delivery changes. After rewriting, if a sentence still comes across as robotic, rework it again.
/simplifyNewEditing & RewritingCuts a text to half its length: drops every unnecessary sentence and all filler, keeps the meaning, and says in 5 words what was said in 15.
/simplify [paste your text] Make this half as long. Delete each sentence that does not have to be there. The meaning stays, the filler goes. Wherever 5 words can replace 15, use the 5.
1000-Word Article with Summary, 5 Sections and TakeawaysNewArticles & BlogsWrites a complete article of about 1000 words on your topic: an executive summary, 5 main sections with subheadings and a conclusion that ends with practical takeaways.
Topic: [specific topic] Task: write a complete 1000-word article on this topic. Structure: 1. An executive summary 2. 5 main sections, each with its own subheading 3. A conclusion with takeaways the reader can act on
5 Contrarian Angles with Scroll-Stopping Opening LinesNewStorytellingGives you 5 angles on your topic that push against the mainstream view, each paired with an opening line strong enough to stop a reader mid-scroll.
Topic I am writing about: [topic] Task: suggest 5 angles that go against the common view on this topic. For every angle, write an opening line able to stop someone halfway through their scroll.
5 Opening Paragraphs, Each with a Different Hook StyleNewArticles & BlogsWrites 5 alternative opening paragraphs for a piece on your topic and audience, each opening with a different hook (a bold claim, a provocative question, a vivid scene, a surprising statistic or a personal confession) and written to keep people reading.
Topic of the piece: [topic] Target audience: [audience] Task: write 5 alternative opening paragraphs for this piece. Each one uses a different hook style: 1. a bold claim 2. a provocative question 3. a vivid scene 4. a surprising statistic 5. a personal confession Every paragraph must make the reader unable to stop. Label each paragraph with its hook style.
Add Personality to a Text Without Changing Its MessageNewEditing & RewritingGives your text more personality so it becomes more engaging, relatable and interesting to read, while the core message stays the same.
Task: give the text below more personality. - Make it more engaging, more relatable and more interesting to read. - Do not change the core message. Return only the rewritten text. Text: [paste your text]
Add Subtle Emotion, Flow and Emphasis to Flat TextNewEditing & RewritingEdits a flat text to give it a touch of human emotion, a smooth flow and emphasis that feels natural, removing monotone phrasing so the writing feels alive, thoughtful and engaging.
Text: [paste text] Task: edit this text so that it gains: - a subtle layer of human emotion - a smooth flow - emphasis that feels natural Remove any monotonous phrasing. The writing should feel alive, thoughtful and engaging.
Beginner-Friendly Presentation That Simplifies a Complex TopicNewStorytellingBuilds a presentation for complete beginners that breaks a complex topic into simple explanations, analogies and step-by-step reasoning, clear enough for a 10-year-old to follow.
Topic: [topic] Audience: beginners Task: build a presentation on this topic. Break the complex ideas down using: - simple explanations - analogies - logic that moves one step at a time The content must be so clear that a 10-year-old could understand the whole topic.
Brand Origin Story From a 10-Question InterviewNewStorytellingInterviews you with 10 questions about your journey, then writes a compelling brand origin story you can reuse across all your content.
Task: help me discover and tell my brand story. 1. Ask me 10 questions about my journey. Wait for my answers before moving on. 2. Using my answers, write a compelling origin story I can reuse across all my content.
Brutally Honest Draft Critique with Before and After FixesNewEditing & RewritingGoes through your draft and flags every weak sentence, vague phrase and word that adds nothing, with blunt honesty, then shows each fix side by side as before and after.
My draft: [paste your draft] Task: 1. Point out every sentence that is weak, every phrase that is vague and every word that is not needed. 2. Be completely honest, even if it is harsh. 3. Show each fix as a pair: the original version and the improved version. Present the fixes as a table with two columns: Before and After.
Casual, Warm Rewrite as if an Expert Were Explaining ItNewEditing & RewritingRewrites your content in a conversational, warm and natural voice, as if someone who knows the subject were explaining it casually, keeping it professional yet approachable.
Content: [paste text] Task: rewrite this content in a voice that is conversational, warm and natural, as though an expert on the subject were explaining it in a relaxed way. Tone: still professional, but approachable.
Clean Up a Message: Cut Redundancy and Strengthen ItNewEditing & RewritingRewrites your text to fix grammar, remove repetition, read more easily and land its message harder, keeping it simple, clean and professional.
Text to clean up: [paste text] Rewrite this text to: - correct the grammar - remove anything redundant - make it easier to read - make the message stronger Style: keep the result simple, clean and professional.
Concise, Clear Rewrite Checked for Logic and StructureNewEditing & RewritingReviews your text for grammar, clarity, logic and sentence structure, then rewrites it to be concise, easy to follow and professionally polished, with the original meaning preserved.
Text: [paste text] Step 1 — Review: check the text for grammar, clarity, logic and sentence structure. Step 2 — Rewrite: produce a version that is concise, easy to understand and polished to a professional standard. Constraint: the original meaning must stay intact.
Cut a Paragraph to Half Its Length Without Losing IdeasNewEditing & RewritingRewrites a paragraph at half the original word count while keeping every idea in it and dropping anything a reader would skim past.
Paragraph: [paste your paragraph] Task: rewrite this paragraph. Rules: - The new version has half as many words as the original. - Every idea in the original stays in. - Remove whatever a reader would skip over.
Edit a Post for Stronger Hook, Flow and EndingNewEditing & RewritingRewrites a post you paste in so it has a better chance to spread: a stronger hook, shorter sentences, more curiosity, easier reading and a more memorable closing line.
Here is my post: [paste your post] Task: rework this post so it is more likely to go viral. Focus on five things: 1. A stronger hook 2. Shorter sentences 3. More curiosity 4. Better readability 5. A stronger closing line Output: the improved post, followed by a brief list of the main changes you made.
Edit Text to Sound Like Real Spoken ConversationNewEditing & RewritingEdits your text until it sounds like something a person would really say out loud in a conversation, removing anything that feels generated or built from a template.
Task: edit the text below until it reads like words a real person would genuinely say when talking to someone. Remove anything that feels machine-generated or template-like. Return only the edited text. Text: [paste your text]
Error-Free Rewrite in a Warm, Friendly Yet Professional ToneNewEditing & RewritingCorrects grammar, punctuation, typos and flow in your text, then rewrites it in a friendly, warm and human tone that still comes across as professional.
Text: [paste text] Step 1: correct every mistake in the text, including grammar, punctuation, typos and flow. Step 2: rewrite it in a tone that is friendly, warm and human, while still sounding professional.
Fix Errors, Then Give the Text a Polished, Confident ToneNewEditing & RewritingWorks in two passes: first corrects grammar, typos and clumsy phrasing, then rewrites the text in a clean professional tone that sounds confident and error-free, keeping your message intact.
Text: [paste text] Step 1: correct every grammar mistake, typo and awkward phrase in the text. Step 2: rewrite the corrected version in a clean, professional tone, so it sounds polished, confident and free of errors. Constraint: do not change my message.
Fix the Rhythm and Flow of Your WritingNewEditing & RewritingImproves how your writing flows: it varies sentence length, adds natural transitions and smooths the text so it sounds good when read aloud.
Task: improve the rhythm and the flow of the text below. - Mix short and long sentences. - Add transitions that feel natural. - Make it sound smooth when someone reads it out loud. Return only the rewritten text. Text: [paste your text]
Fix Writing Rhythm: Vary Sentences, Cut Predictable PhrasingNewEditing & RewritingEdits your text to improve its natural rhythm and style: varies sentence length, adjusts the pacing and removes phrasing that is repetitive or predictable.
Text: [paste text] Task: edit this text so that its rhythm and style feel naturally human. - Vary the length of the sentences. - Adjust the pacing. - Remove phrasing that repeats itself or is too predictable.
Formal Business Rewrite with Flawless Grammar and SpellingNewEditing & RewritingRewrites your text with correct grammar, spelling and sentence structure and shifts the tone to formal and professional, ready for business use.
Text: [paste text] Rewrite this text so that: - grammar, spelling and sentence structure are flawless - the tone is formal and professional, suitable for business communication
Humanize Text: Strip Robotic Phrasing, Keep the MeaningNewEditing & RewritingEdits a text like a professional editor of human writing so it sounds natural and conversational: removes robotic wording, rigid structure and awkward flow while leaving the meaning untouched.
Role: you are a professional editor who specializes in writing that sounds human. Text: [paste text] Task: rewrite the text so it reads as natural, human and conversational. - Remove phrasing that sounds robotic. - Loosen any rigid structure. - Smooth out flow that feels unnatural. Constraint: the original meaning stays exactly the same.
Long-Form Authority Article of 2,500 to 3,000 WordsNewArticles & BlogsWrites a 2,500-3,000 word article on your topic for a defined audience: a counter-intuitive opening, short paragraphs, at least 3 concrete examples or numbers, bolded key phrases and one closing action step.
Role: you are a content strategist with deep expertise in [niche]. Task: write a long-form article on [topic]. Inputs: - Audience: [describe your audience] - Tone: direct and conversational, zero filler - Length: 2,500–3,000 words If the niche, topic or audience is missing, ask me before writing. Requirements: 1. Start with a bold claim that goes against common belief. Avoid generic openers. 2. Keep every paragraph to 3 sentences or fewer. 3. Include a minimum of 3 real examples, figures or case studies. 4. Put the key phrases in bold so a skimming reader catches them. 5. Close with a single clear action step or call to action. The article must not read like: - generic SEO filler - a LinkedIn "thought leader" post - a corporate blog Goal: by the last line, the reader is eager to put at least one idea into practice right away. Before delivering, reread the draft and fix anything that slips into one of the three styles above.
Make a Text Read Like a Human Expert Wrote ItNewEditing & RewritingEdits your text so it flows smoothly and naturally, as if an expert person had written it: fixes grammar, sentences, flow, structure and tone so it feels effortless and professional.
Text: [paste text] Polish this text until it flows smoothly and sounds natural, as if a human expert had written it. Fix: - grammar - sentences - flow - structure - tone The result should feel effortless and professional.
Make AI-Generated Text Feel Organic and AuthenticNewEditing & RewritingReworks a text so it no longer reads as AI-generated: varies sentence length, adds natural phrasing and better transitions, and makes it feel organic and authentic without padding or changing the message.
Text: [paste text] Task: humanize this text so it no longer comes across as written by AI. How: - mix short and long sentences - use phrasing that sounds natural - improve the transitions - make it feel organic and authentic Constraints: add no fluff, and keep the message unchanged.
Make Any Text Sound Natural and ConversationalNewEditing & RewritingRewrites your text so it reads as if a real person wrote it: robotic phrasing, corporate jargon and stiff formal language are stripped out and replaced with a natural, conversational voice.
Task: rewrite the text below so it sounds natural and conversational. - Take out robotic wording, corporate jargon and language that is too formal. - The result should read as if a real person wrote it. Return only the rewritten text. Text: [paste your text]
Natural, Story-Driven Content for a Specific AudienceNewArticles & BlogsWrites a blog post, social post, newsletter or brand story on your topic in a natural, conversational voice, using storytelling, relatable examples and original insights tailored to your audience, so it does not read like typical AI text.
Topic: [topic] Audience: [audience type] Format: [blog post / social media post / newsletter / brand story] Task: write content on this topic for this audience. Voice and style: - natural and conversational; steer clear of robotic, formulaic or generic AI phrasing - weave in storytelling, examples the reader can relate to and insights that are not obvious - keep it original and emotionally engaging from start to finish The message must be clear, easy to remember and written specifically for this audience. If the format is missing, ask me which one I need before writing. Before delivering, reread the draft and rewrite any sentence that sounds like a template.
Newsletter Issue With 3 Insights and a Soft CTANewNewslettersWrites a newsletter issue on your topic in your tone, structured as a punchy title, a hook to open, three key insights, a takeaway to act on and a gentle call to action.
Topic: [topic] My tone: [describe your tone] Task: write a newsletter issue with this structure: 1. A title with punch 2. A hook to open the issue 3. Three key insights 4. One takeaway the reader can act on 5. A gentle CTA
Nonfiction Book from Idea Check to Launch and Revenue in 9 Phases9 phasesNewBooks & EbooksTakes a nonfiction book from first idea to income in nine phases: idea check, chapter outline, chapter drafting, stories and examples, introduction, editing, cover brief, launch plan and a revenue system built around the book.
- Phase 1 — Book idea check
Role: you are a senior publishing strategist at a major publishing house, with two decades of experience recognizing which book ideas become bestsellers. Task: assess whether my book idea is worth writing. Inputs: - Idea (one sentence): [your book idea] - My expertise: [your background and experience] - Target reader: [who you are writing for]
- Phase 2 — Chapter structure
Role: act as a professional book architect; you have designed the structure of over 200 bestselling nonfiction titles. Task: build the chapter structure for my book. Inputs: - Title: [your title] - Core promise: [the transformation the book delivers] - Target reader: [who reads this] - Length goal: [short, about 20K words, or full length]
- Phase 3 — Chapter draft
Role: you are a top-tier ghostwriter who has written business and self-improvement books for bestselling authors. Task: write this chapter of my book. Inputs: - Title: [your title] - Chapter number: [current chapter] - Chapter title: [chapter name]
- Phase 4 — Stories and examples
Role: you are a master storyteller and communicator who turns difficult ideas into stories people remember. Task: create stories and examples that bring this concept to life for my reader. Inputs: - Chapter topic: [your chapter subject] - Concept that needs a story: [the idea to illustrate] - Reader profile: [who will read this]
- Phase 5 — Book introduction
Role: act as a literary agent who also specializes in book launches; more than 100 published authors have been your clients. Task: write a professional introduction for my book. Inputs: - Title: [your title] - Author background: [your story and credentials] - Reader problem: [the pain your book solves] - Book promise: [the transformation you offer]
- Phase 6 — Editing and polish
Role: you are a senior editor at a major publishing house, with 15 years spent turning good manuscripts into exceptional books. Task: edit and polish this chapter. Inputs: - Chapter text: [paste your written chapter] - Tone: [conversational, authoritative or inspirational] - Target reader: [your audience]
- Phase 7 — Cover and design brief
Role: you are the creative director of a major publishing house, specialized in covers that sell a book before anyone reads a page of it. Task: write the cover and design brief for my book. Inputs: - Title: [your title] - Subtitle: [your subtitle] - Genre: [nonfiction category] - Target reader: [who picks up this book]
- Phase 8 — Launch plan
Role: act as a book launch specialist; you have taken more than 40 authors onto the Amazon bestseller lists. Task: build the launch plan for my book. Inputs: - Title: [your title] - Launch date: [target date] - Current audience: [email list size and social following] - Budget: [launch budget] - Goal: [your target result]
- Phase 9 — Revenue system around the book
Role: act as a revenue strategist for publishing; your specialty is turning a book into a full business system that earns far more than the book sales themselves. Task: design the revenue system built around my book. Inputs: - Title: [your title] - Core topic: [your subject matter] - Target reader: [your audience]
Nonfiction Book from Idea to Launch in 7 Phases7 phasesNewBooks & EbooksTakes you from a blank page to a published book: 10 sellable ideas, a chapter outline, full chapters, an expert-level rewrite, titles plus a cover concept, a voice-preserving edit and a launch plan for Amazon KDP.
- Phase 1 — 10 book ideas with demand
Take the role of a bestselling author who is also a market researcher. Niche: [your niche] Task: come up with 10 book ideas that readers in this niche are actively looking for. For each idea, give: - the target audience - the problem the book solves - why it would sell
- Phase 2 — Chapter outline
Book idea: [book idea] Task: build an engaging outline for a bestselling book on this idea, split into chapters. For each chapter, give: - a compelling chapter title - the key points it covers - the emotional hook that keeps readers turning pages
- Phase 3 — Write a full chapter
Book title: [book name] Chapter to write: Chapter [X] Task: write this chapter in full. Style: - conversational and human tone - use storytelling and concrete examples - give readers insights they can act on - keep the reader hooked so they cannot put it down
- Phase 4 — Expert-level rewrite
Chapter text: [paste the chapter] Task: rewrite this chapter so it reads as if a world-class expert wrote it. - Add credibility and deeper insight. - Make complex ideas simple to grasp, without losing their depth.
- Phase 5 — Titles and cover concept
Book topic: [topic] Task: 1. Suggest 10 titles for this book, each with a subtitle, built to catch attention and spread. 2. Then propose one cover concept that is modern and eye-catching, specifying the colors, the fonts and the visual style.
- Phase 6 — Edit and proofread
Take the role of a professional editor. Text: [paste the text] Task: polish this text, improving its clarity, grammar, flow and how engaging it is. Keep my original voice intact.
- Phase 7 — Publishing and launch plan
Book: [book title and short description] Task: lay out, step by step, how I get this book published on Amazon KDP and similar platforms. Cover: - formatting - pricing strategy - launch tactics aimed at maximizing sales during the first 7 days
Nonfiction Book from Market Research to KDP Launch in 7 Phases7 phasesNewBooks & EbooksTakes a nonfiction book from first idea to Amazon KDP release in seven phases: ranked book ideas, a chapter-by-chapter blueprint, chapter drafting, a developmental edit, titles and a cover brief, a copy edit and a step-by-step launch checklist.
- Phase 1 — 10 ranked book ideas
Role: you are a seasoned publishing strategist with a background in market research. My niche: [your niche] Task: come up with 10 book ideas, each one solving a real problem for a precisely defined audience. For every idea, give: - a working title - the target reader - the core problem the book solves - the reasons people would pay for it - comparable bestselling books - the distinctive angle that sets it apart - its estimated commercial potential (High / Medium / Low), with your reasoning Output: order the 10 ideas from strongest to weakest, one block per idea, then name the one you recommend I write and say why.
- Phase 2 — Book blueprint
Role: you are a professional architect of nonfiction books. Book title: [book title] Task: build the complete outline of this book, containing: - a strong promise to the reader - the introduction - 10–15 chapters in a logical order - 3–7 actionable lessons inside each chapter - case studies, stories or examples wherever they fit - the key takeaways of each chapter - a conclusion that gives readers their next steps Rules: knowledge must build up step by step from one chapter to the next, and no material should be repeated.
- Phase 3 — Draft one chapter
Task: write chapter [chapter number] of my book, "[book title]". Chapter outline to follow: [paste the chapter outline] Requirements: - a natural, conversational writing style - engaging stories, examples and practical advice - no AI clichés, no repetition, no filler - clear headings and short paragraphs - close the chapter with a brief summary followed by action steps - length: 2,000–3,000 words
- Phase 4 — Developmental edit
Role: you are a senior developmental editor. Chapter to review: [paste the chapter] Task: improve the chapter by: - making the arguments stronger - filling in missing insights and practical examples - tightening the logical flow and the transitions - cutting redundancy - raising its credibility while keeping my own voice - pointing out the weak sections, each with a concrete suggestion for fixing it Output: 1. The revised chapter. 2. A summary of the main edits you made.
- Phase 5 — Titles, subtitles and cover concept
Role: you are a professional marketer of books. My book: [book topic, target reader and core promise] Deliver: - 20 memorable titles for the book - a strong subtitle for each title - a value proposition in one sentence - a full brief for the cover design, covering typography, color palette, imagery and layout - three branding directions: Minimal, Premium and Bold For each concept, explain why it would attract the target audience.
- Phase 6 — Copy edit and proofread
Role: you are a professional copy editor and proofreader. Manuscript: [paste the manuscript or a section of it] Task: edit the text for grammar, punctuation, clarity, readability, consistency, tone and sentence variety. Rules: - keep my writing style intact - mark every significant change and explain how it makes the manuscript better Output: the edited text first, then the list of significant changes with the reason for each one.
- Phase 7 — KDP publishing and launch checklist
Role: you are a consultant specializing in publishing on Amazon KDP. My book: [book title, genre and short description] Task: build a full plan for publishing and launching the book, covering: - a formatting checklist - the KDP upload process - how to choose categories and keywords - the pricing strategy - the book description - the author bio - the launch timeline - a marketing plan for the first 30 days - ideas for organic promotion - mistakes to avoid Output: lay it all out as a step-by-step checklist that leads me from finished manuscript to published book.
Original, Human-Sounding Content on Any TopicNewArticles & BlogsWrites an engaging, high-quality piece on your topic for readers in a given industry, in a natural conversational voice with stories, examples and fresh insights, so it reads as original and genuinely useful rather than generic.
Write a high-quality, engaging piece about [topic] for readers who work in [industry]. Voice and style: - Natural and conversational, as a thoughtful person would write it - Use storytelling, concrete examples and insights the reader is unlikely to have seen elsewhere - Steer clear of the generic phrasing typical of AI-written text Goal: the reader should feel the piece is original, carefully thought through and truly useful to them. Before you deliver, reread the draft and rewrite any sentence that sounds like stock AI language.
Picture Book from Idea to Read-Aloud Draft in 6 Phases6 phasesNewBooks & EbooksDevelops a children's picture book in six phases: an author-editor mode for your idea and age range, the story's emotional core, a 32-page spread-by-spread dummy, the read-aloud text, illustration notes per spread and a bedtime read-aloud test of your draft.
- Phase 1 — Author-editor mode
Take on the role of an editor at a major children's publishing house who is also a published picture book author. From now on, every time I share an idea, shape it around three things: how it sounds when read aloud, what happens at each page turn, and what a child truly feels. My idea: [idea] Age range: [ages]
- Phase 2 — Emotional core
My story idea: [idea] Task: identify the single emotional truth at the center of this idea, the feeling a child will have even without the words to name it. Keep that truth intact in every draft from now on.
- Phase 3 — 32-page page-turn map
My story: [story] Task: build a spread-by-spread dummy for a 32-page picture book. For each spread, give the image moment and the text. Build it so that every page turn rewards the reader with a small surprise.
- Phase 4 — Read-aloud text draft
My story: [story] Task: write the complete text of the picture book as tight, rhythmic prose meant to be read aloud, ideally under [word count] words. Lean on strong nouns and verbs and keep adjectives to a minimum.
- Phase 5 — Illustration notes
My picture book text, spread by spread: [paste text] Task: for every spread, write a brief note for the illustrator covering the visual moment, what the character feels, and what the picture should add that the words leave unsaid.
- Phase 6 — Bedtime read-aloud test
My draft: [paste draft] Task: read it as though you were reading it to a 4-year-old at bedtime. Flag every clunky line, every page that drags and every point where a child's attention would wander.
Presentation Plus a Matching Spoken Script with Delivery CuesNewStorytellingDelivers a ready-to-use presentation on your topic together with a full script to read aloud while presenting, matched to the tone, pace and emotional flow of the slides, with pauses, emphasis, story cues and delivery instructions.
Topic: [topic] Task, in two parts: 1. Create a presentation on this topic that is ready to use. 2. Write the complete script I will say out loud while I present it. Rules for the script: - it follows the same tone, pace and emotional flow as the slides - it marks pauses and words to emphasize - it includes cues for the storytelling moments - it gives instructions on delivery Lay out the script slide by slide so it lines up with the deck.
Proofread and Restructure a Text Without Changing Its MeaningNewEditing & RewritingEdits your text like a professional editor: fixes grammar, typos, punctuation and unclear passages, then restructures it so it reads much better while saying exactly what you meant.
Role: you are a professional editor. Text: [paste text] Task: rewrite this text so that: - grammar, typos and punctuation are corrected - unclear passages become clear - the structure and readability improve substantially - my original meaning stays the same Return only the edited text.
Repeatable Storytelling Framework with Examples for Each StepNewStorytellingTeaches you the storytelling framework used by top writers and speakers as a repeatable structure for the format you choose (blog posts, social content, speeches or newsletters), with a practical example for every step.
Format I write in: [blog posts/social content/speeches/newsletters] Task: teach me the storytelling framework that the best writers and communicators rely on. - Break it into a structure I can repeat every time I write in this format. - For each step, give me a practical example.
Research-Backed Presentation with Statistics and ReferencesNewStorytellingCreates a full presentation on your topic based on in-depth research: case studies, real statistics, quotes from experts, practical insights and examples on every slide, with credible sources and a reference list at the end.
Topic: [topic] Task: research this topic in depth and build a full presentation from it. Include: - real statistics - case studies - quotes from experts - practical insights - examples Every slide must teach something, hold attention and rest on credible sources. End with the list of references. If you cannot verify a figure or a quote, mark it clearly instead of presenting it as fact.
Reusable Writing Style Guide from 3 of Your PostsNewEditing & RewritingStudies three of your recent posts for tone, sentence rhythm, vocabulary level and personal quirks, then writes a style guide you can paste into later prompts so new drafts sound like you.
My 3 most recent posts: [paste your 3 posts] Task: 1. Study how I write: tone, rhythm of my sentences, level of vocabulary and any quirks. 2. Turn what you find into a style guide that I can paste at the start of future prompts. Format the style guide as one compact block, ready to copy.
Rewrite a Text in Your Own Writing VoiceNewEditing & RewritingRewrites a text in the voice you describe (casual, bold, witty, direct or a mix), matching that energy while the core message stays exactly the same.
My writing style: [describe your style, e.g. casual, bold, witty, direct] Task: rewrite the text below in my voice. Match the energy of the style I described, and keep the core message unchanged. Return only the rewritten text. Text: [paste your text]
Rewrite Content for Clarity, Retention and ImpactNewEditing & RewritingRewrites a piece of content you paste so it is clearer, holds attention better and lands harder emotionally, cutting weak wording, filler and robotic phrasing to make it more specific and memorable.
Content to rewrite: [content] Task: rewrite it so it becomes clearer, keeps attention longer, hits harder emotionally and earns more engagement. - Remove weak wording, filler and anything that sounds robotic. - Make it more specific and more compelling. - Make it easier to remember.
Rewrite in Plain Human Language Without JargonNewEditing & RewritingRewrites your text in simple, natural language, cutting jargon, stiff wording and sentence patterns typical of AI, while the message stays clear and complete.
Text: [paste text] Task: rewrite this text in simple, natural language that a person would actually use. Remove: - jargon - stiff phrasing - sentence patterns that sound like AI Constraint: the message must remain clear and complete.
Rewrite Text in an Experienced, Confident Human VoiceNewEditing & RewritingRewrites your text so it sounds like a real person with experience and confidence wrote it, improving sentence rhythm, word choice and flow with no machine-like patterns or stiff, overly formal wording.
Text: [paste text] Task: rewrite this so it sounds as if a real person with experience and self-confidence had written it. Improve: - the rhythm of the sentences - the choice of words - the flow Avoid: robotic patterns and language that is too formal.
SEO Blog Post Outline With Word Counts per SectionNewArticles & BlogsDrafts a complete SEO outline for a blog post on your topic and keyword: H1/H2 structure, a meta description, per-section word counts and places for internal links.
Topic: [topic] Target keyword: [keyword] Task: write a complete SEO outline for a blog post. Include: - a meta description - the H1/H2 structure - a word count for each section - internal linking opportunities
Simplify a Text into Short, Scannable LinesNewEditing & RewritingCuts every bit of needless complexity from your text: shorter sentences, simpler words and lines that are quick to scan and easy to understand.
Task: strip every piece of unnecessary complexity out of the text below. - Use shorter sentences. - Use simpler words. - Make each line easy to scan and easy to understand. Return only the rewritten text. Text: [paste your text]
Slide-by-Slide Presentation with a Storytelling FlowNewStorytellingBuilds a complete presentation on your topic, one slide at a time: title slides, key points, examples, data, metaphors, visual suggestions and a closing call to action, shaped like a top-tier conference talk with a narrative flow.
Role: you are a presentation designer of the highest level. Topic: [topic] Task: write a complete presentation on this topic, slide by slide. Include: - title slides - key points - examples - data - metaphors - suggestions for visuals - a closing call to action Give it the structure and narrative flow of a TED-level talk.
Story Structure with a Tense Hook and an Emotional PayoffNewStorytellingStructures a story about your topic or experience in three parts: an opening hook that creates tension right away, an arc that keeps curiosity growing, and an ending that lands an emotional payoff or a clear lesson.
Topic or experience: [topic/experience] Task: help me shape this into a compelling story. Give me: 1. Opening hook: one that creates tension from the very first line. 2. Narrative arc: a progression that keeps building curiosity. 3. Resolution: an ending that delivers a clear lesson or an emotional payoff.
Story-Driven Presentation with Speaker NotesNewStorytellingCreates a full presentation on your topic built on a six-step story arc, from hook to call to action, with emotional, memorable and persuasive slides plus speaker notes on how to deliver each one.
Topic: [topic] Task: write a complete presentation on this topic, following this narrative arc, step by step: Hook → Conflict → Journey → Insight → Transformation → CTA (call to action) Rules: - the slides should be emotional, memorable and persuasive - add speaker notes to each slide with guidance on how to deliver it
Tighten Weak Writing Without Changing Your MessageNewEditing & RewritingEdits a piece you paste by cutting filler words, passive voice and generic phrasing, tightening each sentence and speeding up the pace, so it sounds more confident and alive while your core message stays the same.
Text to edit: [paste] Task: edit this text. - Cut every filler word, every passive construction and every generic phrase. - Tighten each sentence and pick up the pace. - Make it read as more confident and more alive. Constraint: my core message must not change.
Turn a Rough Brain Dump into a Polished Post in Your VoiceNewEditing & RewritingTurns your messy notes into a finished post that sounds the way you speak, with no corporate language and no filler.
My rough notes: [paste your notes] Optional, to capture my voice: [paste a style guide or a couple of my posts] Task: shape these notes into a polished post written in my voice. Rules: - no corporate fluff - no filler - write the way I talk
Voice Profile and Style Guide from Your Writing SamplesNewEditing & RewritingAnalyzes your writing samples and builds a voice profile (sentence structure, vocabulary, tone, how you open and close, use of examples and stories), then turns it into second-person guidelines another writer can follow to reproduce your style.
Here are some samples of my writing:
[paste your writing samples]
Task:
1. Voice profile: analyze the samples and describe my sentence structure, vocabulary, tone, the way I open and close a piece, and how I use examples or stories.
2. Guidelines: turn that profile into clear guidelines written in the second person ("you write...", "you avoid..."), precise enough that another writer could reproduce my style accurately.