AI prompt library

Over 1,500 ready prompts sorted by job: writing, sales, analytics, images, video. Each prompt is explained — what it does and what to change to fit your own case.

The prompt library is a set of ready-made requests to AI models, sorted by the job they do: text and posts, sales and correspondence, analytics, code, images, video and music. You take a prompt whole, drop your own details into it, and the model returns a result in the format you need instead of you inventing the wording from scratch.

Prompts are grouped by the model they were written for: ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, video and music generators. Every one has a written explanation of the task it solves, what to substitute, and how the result differs from simply asking a chat window. A prompt generator runs alongside the library: it builds a prompt for your specific task using the Prompt Master method, including for images, video and music, where wording decides more than the model does.

FAQ

Why is a ready prompt better than a plain question?
It fixes the role, the context, the output format and the limits in advance. The model stops guessing what you meant and answers in a predictable structure, which is the difference between a draft and a finished text.
Will a ChatGPT prompt work in Claude?
Usually yes, the meaning carries over. Differences show up in long prompts and in image generation, where each model has its own syntax, which is why catalog prompts are tagged with a model.
How should I adapt a prompt?
Change the data and the constraints, not the structure: role, task, output format. Remove the format and the answer turns back into free-form text.
What does the prompt generator do?
It builds a prompt for your task from scratch: it clarifies the goal, picks a structure and writes the finished request. It is paid from your balance by actual usage, and the cost is shown before you start.