Best AI Prompts for Writing & Content

Create a detailed blog post outline on the topic: [topic] Target audience: [describe audience] Tone: [e.g. informative, conversational, authoritative] Target word count: [e.g. 1500 words] Include: a compelling title, intro hook, 4–6 main sections with subpoints, and a conclusion with a clear call to action.

Rewrite the introduction to this article so it immediately hooks the reader. The current intro: [paste intro here] The article is about: [topic] Target reader: [describe audience] Make the new intro engaging, specific, and under 100 words. Offer 3 variations.

Generate 10 blog post ideas for a [describe blog/brand] targeting [audience]. Focus area: [e.g. productivity, SaaS marketing, personal finance] For each idea, include: a working title, the core angle or hook, and who it's most useful for. Prioritize topics that are specific, actionable, and likely to rank well.

Write a conclusion for this blog post: Topic: [topic] Key points covered: [summarize main points] Desired action after reading: [e.g. subscribe, share, try the product] The conclusion should recap the core takeaway, provide a sense of closure, and end with a clear and natural call to action.

Write a Twitter/X thread about: [topic] Audience: [describe] Goal: [e.g. educate, drive traffic, build authority] Number of tweets: [e.g. 8–10] Start with a strong hook tweet, break the topic into digestible points, and end with a clear CTA. Keep each tweet under 280 characters. Use line breaks for readability.

Write a LinkedIn post about: [topic or experience] Tone: [e.g. thoughtful, direct, story-driven] Goal: [e.g. share a lesson, generate comments, build credibility] Start with a one-line hook that stops the scroll. Use short paragraphs. Include a personal angle or insight. End with a question to encourage comments. Aim for 150–250 words.

Write an Instagram caption for a post about: [describe the image/topic] Brand voice: [e.g. playful, inspiring, minimal] Goal: [e.g. increase saves, drive profile visits, sell a product] Include: an engaging opening line, 2–3 sentences of supporting copy, a call to action, and 5–10 relevant hashtags.

Create a 2-week social media content calendar for [brand/creator] posting on [platforms, e.g. LinkedIn + Instagram]. Niche: [topic area] Goal: [e.g. grow followers, drive traffic, launch a product] Posting frequency: [e.g. 3x/week per platform] For each post include: the date, platform, content type (e.g. tip, story, promo), and a one-line description of the post idea.

Write a cold outreach email for the following situation: Sender: [your name/role/company] Recipient: [job title or type of person] Goal: [e.g. book a call, get a referral, pitch a partnership] Context: [any relevant detail about why you're reaching out] Keep it under 150 words. Lead with value or relevance — not with who you are. Include a low-friction CTA.

Write an intro for this week's email newsletter. Newsletter name / topic: [describe] This issue is about: [main topic or theme] Audience: [describe subscribers] Tone: [e.g. warm, witty, concise] The intro should feel personal, tease the content inside, and make the reader want to keep reading. Keep it under 80 words.

Write a follow-up email for this situation: Original context: [describe the first interaction — e.g. a sales call, a job interview, a proposal sent] Time since last contact: [e.g. 5 days] Goal of the follow-up: [e.g. get a decision, re-engage, confirm next steps] Be warm but direct. Reference the previous conversation briefly. Make it easy to reply. Keep it under 100 words.

Help me write a professional email for a sensitive situation: Situation: [describe — e.g. apologizing for a missed deadline, declining a request, delivering bad news] Recipient: [describe relationship — e.g. client, manager, colleague] Desired outcome: [what you want to happen after they read it] Be honest, take responsibility where appropriate, and keep a constructive tone. Avoid being defensive or over-apologetic.

Write a compelling product description for: Product name: [name] What it does: [describe] Key features: [list 3–5] Target customer: [describe] Tone: [e.g. premium, playful, technical] Focus on benefits over features. Lead with the biggest value. Keep it under 120 words and end with a natural nudge toward purchase.

Write 5 headline and subheadline combinations for a landing page. Product/service: [describe] Target audience: [describe] Core value proposition: [what problem does it solve or what outcome does it deliver] Tone: [e.g. bold, reassuring, witty] Each headline should be clear, specific, and benefit-driven. The subheadline should expand on it and handle an objection or add credibility.

Write 10 call-to-action (CTA) button copy variations for: Product/service: [describe] Goal of the CTA: [e.g. start a free trial, book a demo, download a guide] Tone: [e.g. action-oriented, low-pressure, curious] Vary the angle — try urgency, benefit-first, curiosity, and social proof framings. Keep each option under 6 words where possible.

Rewrite the following copy to match our brand voice. Original copy: [paste copy here] Our brand voice is: [describe — e.g. confident but approachable, expert but never jargon-heavy, warm and witty] Audience: [describe] Keep the core message intact but adjust the tone, word choice, and sentence structure to fit the voice. Show before and after.

Simplify the following text so it's easy to understand for a general audience with no background knowledge on the topic. [paste text here] Avoid jargon. Use short sentences. Replace technical terms with plain language. Preserve the original meaning and all key information. Target a reading level of grade 8.

Edit the following text to improve its tone and style. Current text: [paste text here] The tone should be: [e.g. more confident, less formal, warmer, more concise] Keep the meaning and facts intact. Show the revised version and briefly explain the main changes you made.

Shorten the following text to approximately [target word count] words without losing the key message or changing the meaning. [paste text here] Prioritize cutting: filler phrases, redundant sentences, and over-explanation. Keep the most important points, the clearest examples, and the strongest language.

Proofread the following text and suggest improvements. [paste text here] Check for: spelling and grammar errors, awkward phrasing, unclear sentences, and inconsistent tone. Present the corrected version followed by a brief list of the changes made and why.

Write the opening 3 paragraphs of a short story with the following details: Genre: [e.g. literary fiction, sci-fi, thriller] Setting: [describe time and place] Main character: [brief description] Opening situation or conflict: [describe] Mood/tone: [e.g. tense, melancholic, hopeful] Start in the middle of the action or a vivid moment. Hook the reader immediately. Avoid preamble.

Write a dialogue scene between two characters: Character A: [name, brief description, their goal in this scene] Character B: [name, brief description, their goal in this scene] Situation: [describe what's happening and where] Underlying tension: [what's really at stake or unsaid] Make the dialogue feel natural and revealing. Each character should have a distinct voice. Show subtext — what they mean vs. what they say.

Generate 8 original metaphors or analogies to explain the following concept: Concept: [describe the idea, process, or thing] Audience: [who needs to understand it] Context: [where it will be used — e.g. a blog post, a speech, a product explainer] Aim for a mix of styles: some visual, some emotional, some humorous. Avoid cliches. For each, add a one-sentence note on when it works best.

Rewrite the following text in the style of [author name or style description, e.g. Ernest Hemingway, a Victorian novelist, a Gen Z social media post]. Original text: [paste text here] Capture the voice, sentence rhythm, vocabulary, and structural patterns of that style. Keep the core content and meaning. Show only the rewritten version.