Prompts

Create a photorealistic image of [your subject] rendered in liquid chrome — a glossy, mirror-like metallic surface with smooth flowing reflections. Place it on a soft gradient studio background, add dramatic rim lighting, and keep it ultra-detailed at 4K product-shot quality.

Generate a lifestyle product photo of [product] placed on [surface/setting]. Use soft natural window light coming from the left, a shallow depth of field, minimal props, and a neutral color palette. Composition should look like a premium magazine shot.

Design a top-down flat-lay thumbnail about [topic], arranged on a [color] background with 3–4 relevant objects. Leave balanced negative space for a text overlay, use bright even lighting, and keep the style modern, clean, and trendy.

Create a seamless, repeatable background pattern inspired by [theme], using the colors [hex1], [hex2], and [hex3]. Keep it subtle and modern so text stays readable on top — suitable behind a website hero section.

Act as a nonfiction book editor. Create a chapter-by-chapter outline for an e-book titled '[working title]' for [target reader]. For each chapter give a one-line promise and 3 key points. Keep it to 8–10 chapters maximum.

Write chapter [N], '[chapter title]', of my e-book for [audience]. Voice: [tone]. Around 1,200 words, using concrete examples and short paragraphs, and end with a 3-item action checklist the reader can apply today.

I'm giving away a free e-book to grow my email list, based on [topic] for [audience]. Suggest 5 irresistible titles, a 2-sentence hook for each, and the single most compelling bonus I could add to boost sign-ups.

Write a sales page for my e-book '[title]' priced at [price]. Include a headline, subheadline, the reader's problem, 4 benefit-driven bullets, who it's for, a short credibility line about me ([bio]), a 4-question FAQ, and a clear call to action.

Describe, step by step, how to transform this casual photo of me into a polished professional headshot: lighting setup, background, wardrobe, crop, and retouching. Keep it natural and credible — not over-edited.

I'm doing a [type] photo shoot for [purpose]. Give me a shot list of 12 frames — for each one specify the angle, composition, and a lighting note — so I get variety for social media, my website, and print.

Give me a step-by-step photo-editing recipe to achieve a [mood, e.g. warm editorial] look for [subject]. Include specific starting values for exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, HSL, and the tone curve.

For this photo of [describe the photo], write 3 caption options — one witty, one inspirational, one professional — plus an accessible alt-text description under 125 characters.

Act as an interior designer. From this photo of my [room], suggest a redesign: layout changes, a cohesive color palette, a lighting plan, and 5 specific budget-conscious purchases that would make the biggest visual impact.

Based on [describe your taste or the attached photo], tell me which interior-design style fits me best, then give a shopping list of 8 items (with search terms) that lean into that style.

I have a [size] [room] that feels cramped. Give me 7 concrete space-saving and visual-expansion ideas, ranked by impact versus effort, that I can do without a full renovation.

Recommend a 3-color paint palette for my [room], which gets [amount] of natural light and faces [direction]. Give paint-style names, where to use each color, and the mood the combination creates.

Interview me with 8 sharp questions, one at a time, waiting for each answer. Then synthesize my responses into a map of my top 5 natural strengths, with the evidence behind each and one way to use it more.

Help me identify my core values. Ask me about moments when I felt proud, angry, and fully alive; then extract the 5 values underneath and explain how each shows up — or conflicts — in my work.

Walk me through an ikigai exercise across the four areas: what I love, what I'm good at, what the world needs, and what I can be paid for. Ask questions for each area, then propose 3 directions where they overlap.

Act as an executive coach. Ask me a few questions, then build a personal SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) for my career and turn it into 3 focused goals for the next 90 days.

Turn this plain photo of [product] into a scroll-stopping ad creative. Describe the scene, styling, and lighting, and write the on-image copy (headline + offer) that would make someone stop scrolling and buy.

Write a product description for [product] targeting [customer]. Lead with the main benefit, cover 4 features framed as benefits, address the top objection, add specs at the end, and keep it scannable.

Write a 3-email abandoned-cart sequence for [store/product]. Email 1: friendly reminder. Email 2: handle objections with social proof. Email 3: urgency or incentive. Keep each under 120 words with one clear CTA.

Act as a conversion-rate-optimization expert. Given my product page details [paste details or URL], list the 7 highest-impact changes to improve conversion, ranked, each with the reasoning behind it.

I want to buy [item]. Give me a checklist to find the lowest final price: where to compare, which coupon and cashback sources to check, price-history tools to use, and the questions to ask before I commit.

Help me decide whether to buy [item] now or wait. Consider typical sale cycles, any upcoming model releases, and my use case: [describe]. End with a clear recommendation and the reason.

Compare [option A] vs [option B] vs [option C] for [use case]. Build a table of only the specs that matter to me, then name the best overall pick and the best value pick with a one-line reason for each.

Write me a polite, effective script to negotiate the price of [item/service] with [seller]. Include my opening ask, two fallback positions, and a clean way to close the deal.

Give me 10 genuinely different, unexpected angles on [topic or problem] — ranging from safe to absurd. For each, add one line on why it might actually work.

List the 5 assumptions almost everyone makes about [topic]. For each one, flip it and describe what becomes possible if the opposite were true.

How would [famous company or field] solve my problem: [describe]? Give me 5 tactics they use that I could adapt, and how I'd apply each to my situation.

I have a rough idea: [describe]. Push it in 3 directions — safer, bolder, and weirder. For each, give it a name, a one-line pitch, and the first small experiment I'd run to test it.

Build a 30-day Instagram content calendar for [niche/brand], mixing Reels, carousels, and Stories. For each day give the format, hook, topic, and CTA, all aligned to the goal of [goal].

Give me 15 hook lines for a Reel or carousel about [topic] for [audience]. Mix curiosity, contrarian, and result-driven angles, and keep each hook under 10 words.

Write a 7-slide Instagram carousel on [topic]. Slide 1 is the hook; slides 2–6 each cover one idea with a punchy header and 1–2 lines; slide 7 is the CTA. Make it valuable enough to save and share.

Rewrite my Instagram bio. I'm [who], and I help [audience] to [outcome]. Give 3 versions — authority, friendly, and bold — each with a clear CTA line and all within 150 characters.

Give me 10 clickable YouTube title options for a video about [topic], plus a thumbnail concept (text + visual) for the strongest one. Avoid clickbait that the video won't deliver on.

Write a YouTube script for '[title]' (~[length]). Open with a 15-second hook, state a clear value promise, then 3–5 segments with pattern interrupts, and end with a CTA. Conversational, first person.

Give me 12 video ideas for a channel about [niche], sorted into 'searchable' (SEO-driven) and 'browse/viral' buckets, each with its core promise to the viewer.

Write an SEO-friendly YouTube description for '[title]', including a 2-line hook, a keyword-rich summary, timestamp chapters, and a links section with placeholders.

Act as a brand strategist. From these details — product: [product], audience: [audience], alternatives: [alternatives], differentiator: [differentiator] — write a sharp positioning statement and 3 messaging pillars I can repeat everywhere.

Design a 2-week launch campaign for [offer] to [audience] on a [budget]. Give the big idea, the channels, a day-by-day content plan, and the 3 metrics that define success.

Write 3 versions of ad copy for [product/offer] aimed at [audience]: one emotional, one logical, one social-proof-led. Each with a headline, body, and CTA.

I'll paste customer reviews and feedback. Extract the exact phrases customers use, the top 3 pains, the top 3 desired outcomes, and turn them into 5 headlines written in their own words. Reviews: [paste].

Help me package a consulting offer. Given my skills [list] and who I help [audience], propose 3 niches, a premium offer for each (outcome, deliverables, price band), and which one to start with and why.

Give me a discovery-call script that uncovers the client's real problem and budget without being pushy: an opening, 8 questions, how to present next steps, and how to handle 'I need to think about it.'

Write a consulting proposal for [client] to solve [problem]. Include the situation, desired outcome, scope, 3 pricing tiers, a timeline, and terms — persuasive but concise.

Turn my custom service [describe] into a productized offer with a fixed scope, a fixed price, and a repeatable delivery process, so it can scale without me doing everything manually.

Here's my brain dump of tasks: [paste]. Organize them into a weekly plan by priority and energy level, flag what to delegate or drop, and give me the top 3 outcomes to focus on this week.

Turn these meeting notes into a clean summary: decisions made, action items (with owner and due date), open questions, and a 3-sentence recap I can send the team. Notes: [paste].

Help me decide: [decision]. List the real options, the criteria that matter, score each option against them, surface the risk I'm probably underweighting, and give a clear recommendation.

I keep redoing [task]. Turn it into a step-by-step SOP with a checklist and a reusable template, so anyone — or an AI — can run it without me.

Act as a practical financial coach. My monthly income is [X] and my key expenses are [list]. Build a simple budget (needs / wants / savings), point out 3 places I'm likely overspending, and set a realistic savings target.

I have these debts: [balances and interest rates]. Compare the avalanche and snowball methods for my situation, show a payoff timeline, and tell me the single move that saves me the most money.

Help me build an emergency fund. Given my monthly expenses of [X], set a target amount, a monthly contribution I can actually sustain, and where to keep it. Keep the plan simple.

Here's my list of subscriptions and recurring charges: [paste]. Flag what to cancel, downgrade, or keep, estimate the annual savings, and suggest one rule to avoid subscription creep going forward.