Free tool

AI prompt generator, clear asks, better answers.

Most weak AI answers come from short, vague prompts. Fill in a simple form, or start from a ready-made job like a blog post, an email reply or a code review, and the page writes a structured prompt as you type: who the AI should be, the task, the background, who it is for, the format and the rules. Copy it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other chat.

Your prompt

Type the task, and the prompt builds itself here.

Kept prompts

    Tip

    Context does the most work. Paste the real text, numbers and examples the AI needs, rather than describing them.

    The prompt is put together in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

    What makes a good prompt

    Who, what, and how.

    01 / Task

    One clear job

    Say exactly what you want back: "Write three subject lines", not "help with my email".

    02 / Context

    The facts it cannot guess

    Your audience, your product, the text to work on and what you have tried. The AI only knows what you tell it.

    03 / Shape

    Format and limits

    A format, a length and a few rules turn a ramble into something you can use straight away.

    Questions

    Good to know.

    Does this page use AI?

    No. It builds the prompt from your answers with no AI at all, so it works in any browser and nothing is sent anywhere. You paste the result into the AI you use.

    Why does the Claude version use tags?

    Anthropic's own prompting guide suggests putting parts of a prompt inside tags such as <context>, so Claude can tell instructions apart from the material it works on. ChatGPT and Gemini get the same parts as headed sections.

    Should I use the role line?

    It helps set the voice and the level of detail, but the task and the context matter more. Leave it empty if it adds nothing.

    Can I save prompts I use often?

    Yes. Press Keep, and the whole form is saved in this browser. Use brings it back.

    Can it make prompts for image generators?

    This page is for text answers. For a picture, describe the subject, style, lighting and framing in the task, or try image to prompt to describe a picture you already have.