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Articles, editing, summarising, scripts, newsletters, fiction, business writing and translation. 58 copy-ready prompts across 8 categories – fill in the brackets, copy, and paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any capable assistant.

Writing is the use AI is most associated with and the one where the output is most obviously generated. That is not because models write badly — it is because most people prompt them in a way that can only produce the average of everything ever written on the subject.

The prompts here are built the other way round: supply the specific thing only you know, then let the model handle the arrangement.

8 categories

  • Blog & Articles

    Articles that say something, in a structure that earns the reader's next paragraph.

    7 prompts
  • Editing & Proofreading

    Line editing, structural editing and the ruthless cut, kept separate.

    7 prompts
  • Summarising & Rewriting

    Summaries that keep what mattered, and rewrites that change form without changing meaning.

    7 prompts
  • Scripts & Video

    YouTube, explainers, ads and voiceover — written for the ear, not the page.

    7 prompts
  • Newsletters & Email

    Subject lines, openings and issues that do not read like a content calendar.

    7 prompts
  • Fiction & Creative

    Outlines, character work, dialogue passes and getting unstuck.

    7 prompts
  • Business Writing

    Emails, proposals, one-pagers and the difficult message.

    9 prompts
  • Translation & Localisation

    Translation and localisation that keeps register, idiom and intent.

    7 prompts

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How to use these prompts

  1. Pick a category above, or search the whole prompt library.
  2. Press “Fill in” on any prompt to replace the [BRACKETED] parts in a simple form – or copy it and edit it in your AI tool.
  3. Read the tip under each prompt. It usually names the thing that goes wrong first.
  4. Got your own prompt? Run it through the Prompt Improver to see what is missing.