10 proven writing & content prompts you can copy straight into ChatGPT or Claude. Pick one, fill in the [ … ] blanks, and go.
Formal ↔ casual at will
Keep the content of the text below but change only its tone. [Original] [Desired tone] (e.g. more polite / friendly / professional / concise) Don't change the meaning, just the wording; note the key change in one line.
Awkward sentences made clean
Polish the text below. [Original] Fix grammar/spacing + smooth awkward sentences + cut fluff. Keep the meaning and voice; briefly note heavily-changed parts.
Make writing shorter or richer
Adjust the length of the text below. [Original] [What I want] (e.g. cut in half / double it) Keep the core; when cutting, drop fluff first; when expanding, add examples/evidence. Same voice.
What to say alongside your slides
Write the speaking script for the presentation below. [Topic / key message] [Audience] [Time] Strong opening → body (slide flow) → memorable close. Natural spoken style, with time allocation marked.
A short intro for meetups/interviews
Create a 1-minute self-introduction from the info below. [About me] [Context] (e.g. interview / meetup) [Impression to leave] Memorable one-liner → key experience/strengths → closing line. Natural spoken style, easy to memorize.
Formal remarks for events
Write remarks/a toast for the event below. [Event / audience] [What I want to convey] [The speaker's position] About 1-2 minutes, heartfelt but not over the top, with one fitting quote or metaphor.
Turn dry facts into a narrative
Turn the content below into a story that pulls people in. [Info/message to convey] [Reader/audience] Relatable situation (setup) → conflict/problem → turn → message (lesson). Don't preach; let them feel it.
Titles for a post/video/doc
Write 10 title candidates for the content below. [Content summary] [Channel/use] (e.g. blog, internal doc, YouTube) Vary curiosity/number/benefit/question types. End with a top 2 and why.
Business phrasing, not literal
Translate the content below into a natural business email. [Original (Korean or another language)] [Language to translate into] [Formality level] Use real local business phrasing, not a literal translation; smooth awkward parts. Suggest a more formal alternative where useful.
Common questions and answers
Create an FAQ for the service/product below. [Service/product description] [What customers get confused about (if any)] 10 questions customers actually wonder about, with clear answers. Questions in the customer's voice, answers kind and concise.