The essentials in 20 seconds
A good prompt is a clear instruction given to ChatGPT: the more precise it is, the better the answer. This page brings together over 100 ready-to-copy prompt examples, sorted by need (writing, work, marketing, photos, code, studies, daily life…).
Use the search bar and the tabs to find the right prompt, copy it in one click, then test it free and without signing up in Nation AI.
“Give me some content ideas.” This kind of request will always produce a lukewarm answer. “Act as a B2B marketing expert and suggest 10 LinkedIn post ideas for an audience of HR directors, with a hook for each idea”: now that’s a real prompt. The difference between an ordinary answer and a usable result almost always comes down to the quality of the instruction.
To save you time, we’ve gathered below a library of over 100 ChatGPT prompt examples, tested and reusable, organised by type of need. Each one is designed as a template: you replace the elements in brackets […] with your own situation, and you get a tailor-made answer. Before the library, a quick refresher on what a prompt is and the method for writing a truly effective one.
What is a prompt? (with an example)
A prompt (or “query” / “instruction”) is the text you write to an AI like ChatGPT to ask it for something. It’s your instruction. The AI doesn’t guess your intent: it answers exactly what you phrase. A vague prompt gives a vague answer; a precise, contextualised prompt gives a useful answer.
A concrete example
Weak prompt: “Write an email.” → Generic, unusable answer.
Good prompt: “Write a professional, courteous email to reschedule a client meeting from Tuesday to Thursday. Polite but direct tone, 6 lines maximum, in English.” → An answer you can use straight away.
To dig deeper into the concept itself, see our detailed definition: what is a prompt in AI.
The method for a good prompt: 5 ingredients
You don’t need to be an engineer to write an excellent prompt. Most of the time, you just have to combine five ingredients. Not all of them are mandatory, but the more you add, the more accurate the answer.
| Ingredient | What it’s for | Example |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Role | Give the AI an area of expertise | “Act as a nutrition coach…” |
| 2. Context | Spell out your situation | “I’m a beginner, I have 30 min a day…” |
| 3. Task | Say precisely what to do | “…suggest a 4-week programme” |
| 4. Format | Frame the shape of the answer | “…as a table, week by week” |
| 5. Constraints | Set limits (tone, length, language) | “…in English, no jargon, 200 words max” |
The tip that changes everything
If the answer doesn’t suit you, don’t start from scratch: refine it. “Shorter”, “warmer tone”, “add a figure-based example”, “rephrase for a beginner audience”. ChatGPT keeps track of the conversation: the back-and-forth accounts for 80% of the final quality.
Want to dig into the technique? Our dedicated guide explains how to write effective prompts for ChatGPT and Midjourney. And if you’d rather automate it: our prompt generator builds the ideal instruction for you.
100+ ChatGPT prompt examples, sorted by need
Here’s our library. Search by keyword (email, CV, photo, SEO, recipe…), filter by category, then copy the prompt in one click. Remember to replace the text in brackets […] with your own information.
ChatGPT prompt library
Over 100 ready-to-use prompts. Search + filters + one-click copy.
SEO-optimised blog post
Act as an SEO web writer. Write an optimised blog post on the topic “[TOPIC]” for the keyword “[KEYWORD]”. Structure: catchy title, introduction, 4 to 6 subheadings (H2), conclusion. Informative, accessible tone, around [800] words, in English. Add a 155-character meta description.
Make a text clearer
Rewrite the following text to make it clearer, smoother and more pleasant to read, without changing the meaning or the length. Also fix any mistakes and keep a professional tone, in natural English. Text: [PASTE THE TEXT]
Find content ideas
Give me 15 content ideas on the theme “[THEME]” for an audience of [TARGET]. For each idea: a catchy title and the angle in one sentence. Rank them from most mainstream to most expert.
Write a punchy hook
Write 5 punchy hooks (1 to 2 sentences) to open a text about “[TOPIC]”. Goal: make people want to read on. Vary the styles: question, statistic, anecdote, bold statement, promise.
Write a newsletter
Write a [200]-word newsletter for [type of audience] on the topic “[TOPIC]”. Include: a catchy subject line, a personal intro, the main content in 2-3 points, and a clear call to action. Warm, direct tone.
Summarise a long text
Summarise the text below in [5] key points, in English, for a reader in a hurry. Keep only the essentials and end with a one-sentence conclusion. Text: [PASTE THE TEXT]
Adjust the tone of a text
Rewrite this text with a [formal / casual / enthusiastic / instructive] tone, for an audience of [TARGET], without changing the message or the information. Text: [PASTE THE TEXT]
Build an article outline
Suggest a detailed outline for an article on “[TOPIC]”. Give the title, the angle, a 2-sentence introduction, 5 to 7 sections with sub-points, and an idea for the conclusion. Target: [AUDIENCE].
10 titles to choose from
Suggest 10 possible titles for [an article / a video / a post] about “[TOPIC]”. Mix “how-to” titles, lists, questions and number-based titles. For each, indicate who it suits best.
Press release
Write a press release to announce “[EVENT / NEW RELEASE]” from the company [NAME]. Structure: headline, standfirst, 3 paragraphs, a quote from the director, and an “About” paragraph. Factual, professional tone.
Clear professional email
Write a clear, professional email to [goal: request, inform, follow up…]. Recipient: [WHO]. Context: [SITUATION]. Polite, direct tone, [6] lines maximum, in English. Also suggest a subject line.
Reply to a tricky email
Help me reply to this email in a professional, diplomatic way. My goal: [WHAT I WANT TO ACHIEVE]. Keep a calm, constructive tone. Email received: [PASTE THE EMAIL]
Meeting minutes
Turn these meeting notes into structured minutes: objective, points discussed, decisions made, and follow-up actions (who does what, by when) in a table. Notes: [PASTE THE NOTES]
Meeting agenda
Prepare an agenda for a [DURATION] meeting on “[TOPIC]” with [PARTICIPANTS]. For each item, give the objective, the time allotted and the person responsible. End with the next steps.
Prioritise my to-do list
Here is my task list. Sort them using the Eisenhower matrix (urgent / important) and suggest in what order to tackle them today, with a brief justification. Tasks: [PASTE THE LIST]
Prepare a presentation
Help me prepare a [10]-minute presentation on “[TOPIC]” for [AUDIENCE]. Give the through-line, the content of [8] slides (title + 3 points), and a memorable opening hook.
Summarise a document
Summarise this document into a half-page synthesis: context, key points, and 3 concrete recommendations. Highlight what calls for a decision. Document: [PASTE THE TEXT]
Write a procedure (SOP)
Write a clear procedure (standard operating procedure) for “[TASK]”, intended for [WHO]. Numbered steps, simple and unambiguous, with the points to watch out for and the expected result at the end.
Structured brainstorming
Run a brainstorm on “[PROBLEM / GOAL]”. Suggest 15 ideas, from the most obvious to the most original, then group them by theme and pick the 3 most promising, explaining why.
Scattered notes → action plan
From these scattered notes, create a clear action plan: objective, ordered steps, owners, deadlines and a success indicator. Notes: [PASTE THE NOTES]
Engaging LinkedIn post
Act as a LinkedIn expert. Write an engaging post about “[TOPIC]” for an audience of [TARGET]. Strong hook on the 1st line, an airy body with line breaks, one concrete lesson, and a closing question. 1,200 characters max, 3 hashtags.
One-month content calendar
Create a one-month content calendar for [brand/sector] on [networks]. Provide a table: date, platform, format, topic, hook and call to action. Vary the formats and the goals (awareness, engagement, sales).
Instagram caption + hashtags
Write 3 Instagram captions for a post about “[TOPIC]”. Inspiring or fun tone, a scroll-stopping hook, a call to action, and a selection of 8 to 12 relevant hashtags.
Short video script
Write a [30]-second short video script (TikTok/Reels) about “[TOPIC]”. Structure: hook in the first 3 seconds, 2-3 snappy points, and a closing line that prompts people to subscribe. Indicate the shots to film.
Sales page (AIDA method)
Write a sales page for “[PRODUCT/SERVICE]” aimed at [TARGET], using the AIDA method (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action). Emphasise benefits rather than features and end with a call to action.
Marketing campaign ideas
Suggest 5 marketing campaign ideas to promote “[OFFER]” to [TARGET], with a [SMALL/MEDIUM] budget. For each idea: the channel, the key message, the format and the measurable goal.
SEO keyword list
Act as an SEO consultant. Give me 20 keywords around “[THEME]”, grouped by intent (informational, comparison, purchase). For each, suggest a suitable content idea.
Meta title + meta description
Write a meta title (60 characters max) and a meta description (155 characters max) optimised for the page “[TOPIC]” and the keyword “[KEYWORD]”. Give 3 variants, compelling and natural.
Sales follow-up email
Write a short, non-pushy sales follow-up email for a prospect who’s gone quiet after a proposal. Restate the value, suggest a simple next step, and keep a human tone. Subject line included.
Ideal customer profile (persona)
Create a detailed profile of the ideal customer for “[PRODUCT/SERVICE]”: profile, goals, obstacles, objections, and where to reach them. End with 3 key messages that resonate with them.
Cover letter
Write a personalised cover letter for the position of “[ROLE]” at [COMPANY]. Highlight these strengths: [SKILLS/EXPERIENCE]. Sincere, dynamic tone, one page maximum, no empty phrases.
Tailor my CV to a job ad
Here is my CV and the job ad. Tell me how to tailor my CV to this ad: which experiences to highlight, which keywords to add, and what to rephrase. CV: [PASTE] / Ad: [PASTE]
Prepare for a job interview
Prepare me for an interview for the role of “[ROLE]”. Give 10 likely questions (including the tricky ones), a response framework for each, and 3 relevant questions to ask the recruiter.
LinkedIn profile summary
Write the summary (the “About” section) of my LinkedIn profile. Job: [JOB]. Strengths: [KEY STRENGTHS]. Goal: [job search / visibility]. Professional yet human tone, in the 1st person, punchy from the very first line.
Answer “Tell me about yourself”
Help me answer “Tell me about yourself” in an interview for a role as “[ROLE]”. Build a 60-second pitch: background, what motivates me, and why I’m a good fit for the role. In the 1st person.
Negotiate your salary
Play the role of my recruiter for a salary negotiation interview. I’m aiming for [AMOUNT] for the role of [ROLE]. Raise the classic objections, then, after the exchange, give me arguments to defend my worth.
Follow up after an application
Write a polite follow-up email, 5 days after an application for “[ROLE]” at [COMPANY] that’s gone unanswered. Restate my interest, stay courteous, and suggest a conversation. Subject line included.
Career change ideas
I want to change careers. My experience: [BACKGROUND]. What I’d like: [WHAT I ENJOY]. Suggest 5 coherent careers, the transferable skills I already have, and the first step for each.
Quick skills review
Help me take stock of my skills. Ask me a series of questions, one at a time, about my background and my achievements, then draw up a summary of my strengths and the careers that would suit me.
Professional LinkedIn portrait
Turn this photo into a professional LinkedIn portrait: smart outfit, neutral light-grey background, soft, flattering light, head-and-shoulders framing, realistic rendering. Keep my face faithful. [Upload the photo]
Stylised avatar / profile picture
From this photo, create a stylised avatar for my social media, in a modern illustration / soft 3D / elegant cartoon style, harmonious colours, plain background. Recognisable face. [Upload the photo]
Clean CV photo
Create a clean, professional ID photo from this image: plain light background, friendly expression, smart attire, portrait framing. Natural rendering, without over-retouching. [Upload the photo]
Turn a photo into a drawing
Turn this photo into an illustration in a watercolour / pencil / comic-book style. Keep the composition and the faces, add a warm atmosphere. [Upload the photo]
“Starter pack” image of me
Create a “starter pack” image that represents me: an action figure of me in blister packaging, surrounded by accessories linked to [MY PASSION / MY JOB]. Clean 3D style, plain colourful background, toy-style presentation. [Upload the photo]
Simple logo
Generate 3 logo proposals for “[BRAND NAME]”, activity [SECTOR]. Clean, modern style, legible at small sizes, 2 colours maximum. Give a version on a light background and one on a dark background.
Visual for a social post
Create a square visual for a social media post about “[TOPIC]”. Clean, legible style, one simple central illustration, space for a short title, [COLOURS] palette. No generated text (I’ll add it).
Improve a photo’s lighting
Improve this photo: brighten the face, balance the colours, soften the harsh shadows, keep a natural, realistic rendering without altering the features. [Upload the photo]
Product photo (e-commerce)
Create a presentation photo for my product “[PRODUCT]”: placed on [SURFACE], [MOOD] background, studio lighting, clean e-commerce style, framing that showcases the product.
Article illustration
Generate a header illustration for an article about “[TOPIC]”. Modern editorial style, landscape format, no text, [PALETTE] colours, a simple visual metaphor that’s understandable at a glance.
Banner / cover
Create a LinkedIn / YouTube banner on the theme “[THEME]”. Wide format, airy composition, free space for my name/title, a style consistent with a serious or creative brand. No generated text.
Explain a concept simply
Explain “[CONCEPT]” to me very simply, as if to a complete beginner. Use an everyday analogy, a concrete example, then a one-sentence definition. Avoid jargon.
Concise revision sheet
Create a concise revision sheet on “[CHAPTER]”: key definitions, important dates/formulas, a logical diagram of the ideas, and 5 points to remember at all costs. Clear, structured format.
Practice multiple-choice quiz
Generate a 10-question multiple-choice quiz on “[TOPIC]”, with 4 possible answers each. First give the questions on their own, then the detailed answer key with an explanation for each correct answer.
Essay outline
Suggest an outline for an essay on the topic “[TOPIC]”: analysis of the topic, central question, a 2- or 3-part structure with arguments and examples, and an idea to open out the conclusion.
Summarise a lesson
Summarise this lesson into a clear synthesis: main ideas, concepts to learn by heart, and a mini-diagram of the links between the concepts. Lesson: [PASTE THE TEXT]
Memorisation flashcards
Create 15 flashcards (question on the front, short answer on the back) to memorise “[TOPIC]”. Present them as a “Question | Answer” table.
Understand an exercise (without the answer)
Help me understand this exercise without giving me the final answer. Explain the method step by step and guide me with questions. Exercise: [PASTE THE QUESTION]
Practise a language
Play the role of a conversation partner in [LANGUAGE], [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE] level. Chat with me about “[THEME]”, correct my mistakes as we go and suggest a more natural way to phrase things.
Revision schedule
Create a revision schedule over [NUMBER] days for [EXAM]. Subjects and chapters: [LIST]. Spread out the revision, build in breaks and active-revision sessions (quizzes, sheets). Day-by-day table format.
Explain a piece of code
Explain what this code does, line by line, in plain English. Specify the language, the overall goal, and flag any potential issues. Code: [PASTE THE CODE]
Debug an error
This code throws the following error: “[ERROR MESSAGE]”. Explain the likely cause and suggest a corrected, commented version. Code: [PASTE THE CODE]
Write a function
Write a function in [LANGUAGE] that [WHAT IT SHOULD DO]. Inputs: [PARAMETERS]. Expected output: [RESULT]. Add comments and a usage example.
Excel / Google Sheets formula
Give me the Excel / Google Sheets formula for [WHAT I WANT TO CALCULATE]. My data is in [CELL RANGE]. Explain the formula and give a variant if needed.
Regular expression (regex)
Create a regular expression (regex) that detects [WHAT SHOULD BE FOUND], for example: [EXAMPLES]. Explain each part and give a case that should NOT match.
Unit tests
Write unit tests for the following function using [FRAMEWORK]. Cover the normal cases, the edge cases and the error cases. Function: [PASTE THE CODE]
Refactor code
Improve this code: readability, naming, simplification, without changing its behaviour. Explain each important change. Code: [PASTE THE CODE]
SQL query
Write an SQL query that [GOAL]. Tables and columns: [DESCRIBE]. Explain the query and suggest an optimised version if it can be improved.
Automation shell script
Write a bash / PowerShell script that [TASK TO AUTOMATE]. Comment each step, handle simple errors, and explain how to run it.
Weekly menus + shopping list
Suggest a balanced menu for [NUMBER] people over 7 days (lunch and dinner). Constraints: [budget / time / diet / allergies]. Also give the shopping list grouped by aisle.
Recipe with leftovers
I have these ingredients: [LIST]. Suggest 3 simple recipes I can make with them, in under [30] minutes, with the steps. Prioritise as little waste as possible.
Travel itinerary
Plan a [X]-day trip to [DESTINATION] for [traveller profile], budget [AMOUNT]. Give a day-by-day programme, the must-sees, some addresses to try and a local tip.
Simple monthly budget
Help me build a simple monthly budget. Income: [AMOUNT]. Main expenses: [LIST]. Suggest a split (the 50/30/20 method), spot the areas to cut and a realistic savings goal.
Write a delicate message
Help me write a delicate message to [WHO] about [SITUATION]. I want to stay honest but kind. Suggest 2 versions, a gentle one and a more direct one, short and sincere.
Organise an event
Help me organise [EVENT: birthday, dinner…] for [NUMBER] people, budget [AMOUNT]. Give a back-planning schedule, a checklist (venue, food, entertainment), and some original ideas.
Workout programme
Create a [4]-week fitness programme for [goal], beginner level, [X] sessions a week of [DURATION], at home or at the gym. Present it in a table and remind me of the importance of warming up.
Declutter the home
Give me a plan to declutter and organise [ROOM] in [DURATION]. Step-by-step method, zone by zone, with simple criteria to decide what to keep, give away or throw out.
Administrative letter
Write a cancellation / complaint / request letter addressed to [ORGANISATION] regarding “[REASON]”. Firm but courteous tone, clear structure, and mention the documents to enclose.
Turn a goal into a SMART plan
Help me turn this vague goal into SMART goals: “[GOAL]”. Break it down into measurable steps over [DURATION], with a success indicator and the first action to take today.
Tailor-made morning routine
Design a realistic [30]-minute morning routine suited to my situation (early riser, parent, student…). Goal: energy / focus / calm. Briefly explain the benefit of each step.
Decision-making help
Help me decide between [OPTION A] and [OPTION B]. First ask me 3 questions to understand my priorities, then draw up a pros-and-cons table and a reasoned recommendation.
Manage stress
I’m feeling stressed about “[SITUATION]”. Suggest 5 concrete, quick techniques to calm me down, and a way to put the situation into perspective. Kind, practical tone.
Build a new habit
Help me build the habit of “[HABIT]” over 21 days. Give a gradual plan, a daily trigger, a way to track my progress and what to do if I slip up.
Prepare a difficult conversation
Help me prepare a difficult conversation with [WHO] about “[TOPIC]”. Give a 4-step framework (opening, facts, feelings, request) and some phrases to stay calm if things heat up.
Guided journal
Play the role of a journaling guide. Each day, ask me 3 short questions to reflect on my day (gratitude, win, lesson). Start now with today’s questions.
Learn a new skill
I want to learn “[SKILL]” from scratch, with [X] hours a week. Suggest a step-by-step roadmap, free resources for each step, and a small project to practise on.
Concise business plan
Write a concise business plan for “[PROJECT]”. Include: the problem solved, the solution, the target, the revenue model, competitors, and the first steps. Present it clearly, ready to show to a partner.
Business ideas
From this skill or passion: “[SKILL]”, suggest 7 realistic business ideas (online or local). For each one: the target customer, how to make money, and the level of start-up investment.
Quick market research
Do a mini market study for “[PRODUCT/SERVICE]” in [AREA]. Give: the target, the potential size, the competitors, the trends, and the opportunities. Stay factual and flag your uncertainties.
Elevator pitch (30 s)
Write a 30-second pitch to present “[PROJECT]” to an investor or a client. Structure: problem, solution, what makes me unique, and the final ask. Punchy and jargon-free.
Brand name + slogan
Suggest 12 brand names for “[ACTIVITY]”, modern / premium / fun style. For each one: a short slogan and the idea behind it. Favour names that are short, easy to pronounce and memorable.
SWOT analysis
Carry out a SWOT analysis for “[COMPANY/PROJECT]”: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats. Present it in a table, then draw out 3 priority actions from it.
Business Model Canvas
Fill in a Business Model Canvas for “[PROJECT]”: customer segments, value proposition, channels, relationships, revenue, resources, activities, partners, costs. One or two ideas per box.
Pricing strategy
Help me set the price for “[PRODUCT/SERVICE]”. Costs: [AMOUNT]. Target: [CUSTOMER]. Suggest 3 possible pricing strategies, their pros/risks, and a justified recommendation.
Handle sales objections
List the 8 most common customer objections to “[OFFER]”, and for each one, a convincing, honest reply to use in sales. Reassuring tone, never aggressive.
Bedtime story for a child
Make up a [5]-minute bedtime story for a [AGE]-year-old child, with “[FIRST NAME]” as the hero and the theme “[THEME]”. Gentle tone, a little moral at the end, and a title.
Jokes and puns
Suggest 10 jokes or puns on the theme “[THEME]”, suitable for a family audience. Rank them from the gentlest to the most surprising.
Personalised gift ideas
Find 10 gift ideas for [WHO: age, relationship], who likes [TASTES/PASSIONS], budget [AMOUNT]. Vary the types (useful, original, experience) and explain why each one might appeal.
Interactive adventure
Start a choose-your-own-adventure game with me as the hero, on the theme “[UNIVERSE]”. Describe the scene, give me 3 choices at each stage, and evolve the story based on my decisions. Start now.
Quiz with friends
Create a 12-question general-knowledge quiz on “[THEME]”, getting harder and harder, with the answers at the end. Perfect for a night in with friends.
Custom poem or song
Write a poem or a song about “[TOPIC / PERSON]”, romantic / funny / touching style, for [an occasion]. [Number] of stanzas, with simple rhymes.
Imaginary debate
Stage a fun, respectful debate between [CHARACTER A] and [CHARACTER B] on the topic “[TOPIC]”. Each defends their point of view in their own style. End on a humorous note.
Evening ideas
Suggest 8 activity ideas for a night in with friends / as a couple / as a family, low budget, relaxed or festive vibe. Mix games, challenges and convivial moments.
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ChatGPT prompts for your photos and images
This is the use that’s exploding: recent versions of ChatGPT can generate and transform images. From a simple photo or a description, you get a professional portrait, an avatar, an illustration or a visual for your social media. The secret is the same as with text: a precise prompt (style, framing, mood, colours) gives a far better result.
3 reflexes for a successful photo prompt
Describe the style (“realistic photo”, “watercolour illustration”, “minimalist 3D”), the framing (“portrait”, “wide shot”, “top-down view”) and themood (“soft late-afternoon light”, “plain light-grey background”). To edit an existing photo, upload it then describe only what needs to change.
All our photo/image prompts are gathered in the “Photo & image” tab of the library above. To generate your visuals without installing anything, use our AI imagetool, or get started with the ideas in our article on AI “starter pack” prompts.
Test these prompts for free (no sign-up)
A prompt is only worth as much as the result it produces. The simplest approach: copy any example on this page and paste it into Nation AI, our assistant built in France. You test it immediately, free and without creating an account. Nation AI draws on the best models available, with a layer designed in France to respond in natural English.
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5 mistakes that ruin a prompt
- Staying too vague. “Tell me about marketing” doesn’t help the AI hit the mark. Give an angle, an audience, a goal.
- Asking for everything at once. Better to break it down: first the outline, then the writing, then the proofreading.
- Forgetting the expected format. Table, list, email, 200 words: spell it out, otherwise the AI chooses for you.
- Not giving an example. Pasting a sample of the style you want (“write in this tone: …”) hugely improves the result.
- Giving up on the first draft. The real power lies in rephrasing: keep adjusting until the result is perfect.
Good to know
Always check the facts, figures and quotes the AI produces: it can be confidently wrong. For a text that will be published, proofread and cross-check. ChatGPT is an excellent assistant, not an authoritative source.
FAQ: ChatGPT prompt examples
What are the best prompts for ChatGPT?
The best prompts are the ones that match your need precisely. In practice, the most useful ones assign a role to the AI, give context and require a clear format. The library on this page brings together more than 100 of them, sorted by use (writing, work, marketing, photos, studies, code…) — just copy the one that fits your situation and adapt it.
How do you write a good ChatGPT prompt?
Combine five ingredients: a role (“act as an expert…”), the context (your situation), the task (exactly what you want), the format (table, list, length) and constraints (tone, language). Then refine the answer through successive requests. It’s the back-and-forth that produces the best result.
What is a prompt, with a simple example?
A prompt is the instruction you write to the AI. Example: “Summarise this text in 5 key points, in English, for a reader in a hurry: [paste the text]”. The AI does exactly what you ask; the more precise the instruction, the more usable the answer.
Are there free ChatGPT prompts?
Yes. All the prompts on this page are free and copyable. To test them, you don’t even need an account: paste them into Nation AI, usable for free and in English.
How do you write a prompt to generate an image or transform a photo?
Describe the subject, the style (realistic, illustration, 3D…), the framing and the mood. To transform a photo, upload it and specify only the change you want (“put a neutral background”, “professional portrait style”). See the “Photo & image” tab of the library and our AI image.
Can you get these prompts as a PDF?
The handiest approach is to copy each prompt directly in one click from this page, always up to date. If you want your own sheet, copy your favourite prompts into a document and export it as a PDF; that way you keep only the ones that are useful to you.
In short
A ChatGPT prompt example is only valuable if it’s precise and tailored to your need. Pick from the library above, replace the brackets with your own situation, and above all: refine the answer little by little. The best way to improve? Testing. Copy a prompt and run it right away, for free and in English, in Nation AI.
