Our prompt library now has 40 tested templates for writing, coding and image generation. Every one of them has been tested on real tasks, comes with a sample output and can be filled in and copied in one click.
If you are new here, the short version: each template has variables you fill in, so you get a ready-to-use prompt without editing the text yourself. Our post on reusable templates explains the idea behind it.
What’s in the library
- Text prompts for product descriptions, email sequences, summaries, social posts and brand-voice rewrites.
- Code prompts for code review, unit tests, refactoring, documentation and debugging.
- Image prompts for product scenes, blog headers, illustrations and social graphics, with example results.
How to use a template
- Find a prompt with the search bar or filter by kind, AI tool, project or task type.
- Open it and fill in the fields. Most of them have sensible defaults.
- Click Preview to see the full prompt, then copy it into your AI tool.
Prefer to skip the preview? Copy assembled prompt copies the finished text straight away.
What “tested” means
A tested prompt has been run on several different inputs and produced output we would actually use. Each one shows the model and date of the last test, so you know how recent it is. Prompts we no longer recommend are marked as deprecated, not deleted.
We’d rather have forty prompts we trust than four hundred we don’t.
The PromptPress team
What’s next
We’re adding new templates every couple of weeks, focused on the tasks people search for most. Have a prompt that works well for you? Get in touch through the contact page. The best submissions are tested and added to the library with credit.