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Explore 400 text prompts for writing, research, planning, coding and everyday tasks. Choose a goal, customise the inputs and check the response against your sources.

400 prompts to explore

Text & chatWrite

Write five different opening paragraphs

Write an engaging opening suited to the audience.

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What to provide

  • Piece
  • Audience
  • Source
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply piece for this task.

Supply audience for this task.

Supply source for this task.

Optional instructions
3 inputs to replace

Reject a fictional anecdote or question that implies an unsupported fact.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatWrite

Write a conclusion with a clear next step

Finish a document with a clear implication or action.

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What to provide

  • Draft
  • Audience
  • Length
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply draft for this task.

Supply audience for this task.

Supply length for this task.

Optional instructions
3 inputs to replace

The conclusion should introduce neither new evidence nor an unapproved commitment.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatWrite

Match the observable style of writing samples

Apply an explicitly supplied writing style.

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What to provide

  • Writing samples
  • New text
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply writing samples for this task.

Supply new text for this task.

Optional instructions
2 inputs to replace

Check for copied distinctive phrases and invented first-person experiences.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatRewrite

Translate text while preserving meaning

Translate meaning and tone accurately.

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What to provide

  • Text
  • Source language
  • Target language
  • Audience
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply text for this task.

Supply source language for this task.

Supply target language for this task.

Supply audience for this task.

Optional instructions
4 inputs to replace

Have important names, numbers and ambiguous expressions checked by a competent speaker.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatRewrite

Localise content for a specific market

Adapt wording and conventions for a particular market.

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What to provide

  • Content
  • Country / region
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply content for this task.

Supply country / region for this task.

Optional instructions
2 inputs to replace

Verify local legal and commercial claims separately; localisation does not establish their accuracy.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatWrite

Create aligned bilingual content

Create aligned text in two languages.

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What to provide

  • Content
  • Language A
  • Language B
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply content for this task.

Supply language A for this task.

Supply language B for this task.

Optional instructions
3 inputs to replace

Check both languages for omitted sections and meaning lost through literal translation.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatReview

Review a draft before rewriting it

Assess a draft before rewriting it.

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What to provide

  • Draft
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply draft for this task.

Optional instructions
1 input to replace

Distinguish factual concerns from optional style preferences.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatCompare

Compare substantive changes between document versions

Explain the difference between two document versions.

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What to provide

  • Original
  • Revised version
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply original for this task.

Supply revised version for this task.

Optional instructions
2 inputs to replace

Pay special attention to removed conditions, changed dates and altered responsibilities.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatWrite

Draft an email reply that answers every question

Draft a response that addresses the sender's points.

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What to provide

  • Incoming message
  • Recipient
  • My points
  • Tone
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply incoming message for this task.

Supply recipient for this task.

Supply my points for this task.

Supply tone for this task.

Optional instructions
4 inputs to replace

Check recipient names, unanswered questions and placeholders before sending.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatWrite

Write a polite follow-up email

Follow up on an unanswered request.

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What to provide

  • Recipient
  • Request
  • Date
  • Reason / deadline
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply recipient for this task.

Supply request for this task.

Supply date for this task.

Supply reason / deadline for this task.

Optional instructions
4 inputs to replace

Do not imply that the recipient accepted a deadline or obligation without evidence.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatWrite

Write a concise professional introduction

Introduce yourself and establish a relevant connection.

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What to provide

  • Recipient
  • Experience / service
  • Length
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply recipient for this task.

Supply experience / service for this task.

Supply length for this task.

Optional instructions
3 inputs to replace

Remove unsupported credentials and overly familiar claims about the recipient.

Revision 1.0

Text & chatWrite

Request a meeting with a clear purpose

Request a meeting with a clear purpose.

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What to provide

  • Topic
  • Recipient
  • Timezone
Make it yours

Fill in what you know. Empty fields stay as placeholders.

Supply topic for this task.

Supply recipient for this task.

Supply timezone for this task.

Optional instructions
3 inputs to replace

Check time zones and preparation requests; a draft request is not a booking.

Revision 1.0

Give the prompt a useful brief

A text prompt is most useful when it names the task, supplies the source material and describes the result you need. Replace the square-bracket inputs with your own details before copying it into your tool.

Make a summary easier to check

For a meeting summary, provide the notes and ask for decisions, action owners and unresolved questions in separate sections. Tell the tool to mark missing owners as unknown. Compare the result with the original notes before sharing it.

Refine one thing at a time

If an answer is too broad, specify the audience or ask for a shorter format. If it adds facts that are absent from your source, ask it to use only the supplied material and identify gaps. Keep sensitive information out of examples unless you have permission to use it.

Questions about text prompts

Supply the information named by each input, such as the text to summarise, your audience or the required format. The preview updates as you fill in the fields. Unfilled brackets remain visible so you can spot missing context.

Yes, but check the instructions and examples first. Change the goal, source material and output format together, then review the response. A prompt tested for one task does not guarantee the same result elsewhere.