Prompt 1: Standard Proofreading
"Review the following text for all grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, and punctuation issues. Provide the corrected text directly."
Prompt 2: Highlighted Corrections
"Please proofread the following paragraph for grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Present the corrected text, with all changes clearly highlighted or bolded, and briefly explain the rationale for each major correction."
Prompt 3: Error Identification Only
"Analyze the following passage and identify all grammatical errors, misspellings, and punctuation issues. Do not correct them, but list each error type and its location (e.g., 'Comma splice in sentence 3', 'Subject-verb agreement error in sentence 5')."
Prompt 1: Advanced Punctuation Check
"Carefully review the following text for sophisticated punctuation errors, specifically focusing on correct usage of semicolons, colons, em dashes, and parenthetical commas. Correct any misapplications and ensure proper serial comma usage."
Prompt 2: Consistency in Hyphenation and Capitalization
"Check the attached document for consistency in hyphenation (e.g., compound adjectives), capitalization (e.g., proper nouns, titles), and number formatting (e.g., numerals vs. words). Apply standard English grammar rules consistently throughout."
Prompt 1: Eliminate Redundancy and Jargon
"I need to make the following text more concise and clear for a general audience. Identify and remove any redundant phrases, unnecessary words, or jargon. Rewrite the passage to be as direct as possible without losing essential meaning."
Prompt 2: Simplify Complex Sentences
"Rewrite the following paragraph to improve its clarity and readability. Focus on breaking down overly long or complex sentences, simplifying vocabulary where appropriate, and ensuring a natural flow. Keep the professional tone."
Prompt 3: Active Voice Conversion
"Review the text below and convert any instances of passive voice to active voice, unless the passive voice is intentionally used for specific rhetorical effect. Ensure the revised text maintains its original meaning and professionalism."
Prompt 1: Adjusting Tone for Audience
"The following text is part of an internal memo, but I need to adapt it for an external client presentation. Please revise it to be more formal, persuasive, and professional, while maintaining a positive and confident tone."
Prompt 2: Enhancing Engagement for Blog Post
"I've written a draft for a blog post. Please revise it to make it more engaging, conversational, and accessible to a broad online audience. Inject some enthusiasm and use shorter paragraphs for better readability, without being overly informal."
Prompt 3: Academic Style Enforcement
"Review the following academic paper abstract. Ensure it adheres to a formal, objective, and precise academic style. Remove any colloquialisms, contractions, or personal pronouns, and strengthen the academic vocabulary where appropriate."
Prompt 1: Explaining Technical Concepts to Laymen
"I have a technical explanation for a new software feature. Please rephrase it using simple, non-technical language that a complete beginner or someone without a tech background can easily understand. Use analogies if helpful."
Prompt 2: Formalizing Communication for Executives
"This email draft is for our company's executive board. Please refine it to be highly concise, professional, and impactful. Ensure all requests are clearly stated and the tone is respectful yet direct. Remove any informal phrasing or unnecessary preamble."
Prompt 1: Focusing on Subject-Verb Agreement
"Go through the following text and specifically check for and correct any subject-verb agreement errors. Explain each correction made."
Prompt 2: Correcting Misplaced Modifiers
"Review this paragraph for any misplaced or dangling modifiers. Rewrite sentences to ensure that modifiers clearly refer to the correct element in the sentence."
Prompt 3: Improving Parallelism
"Examine the lists and comparative sentences in the following section. Ensure that all elements are expressed in parallel grammatical form to improve readability and flow."
Review the following text for any grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, and punctuation inconsistencies. Provide a corrected version of the text:
[Your text here]
Act as an expert romance novel developmental editor and bestselling author. I want to brainstorm a novel concept in the [SUBGENRE, e.g., Contemporary Rom-Com] subgenre.
Primary Trope: [PRIMARY TROPE, e.g., Fake Dating]
Secondary Trope: [SECONDARY TROPE, e.g., Forced Proximity]
Heat Level: [HEAT LEVEL, e.g., Steamy]
Please provide 5 unique, high-concept premise ideas. For each idea, include:
1. Logline (1-2 sentences capturing the hook)
2. Character Pitch (Protagonist A and Protagonist B brief profiles)
3. The Internal Conflict (Why they refuse to fall in love)
4. The External Conflict (Why they are forced to interact)
5. The Unique Twist (A fresh element that elevates the core trope)
You are a master character designer specializing in character-driven romance novels. Help me develop the main couple for my novel.
Setting/Premise: [BRIEF SUMMARY OF YOUR STORY]
Protagonist A: [NAME, AGE, OCCUPATION, BRIEF TRAITS]
Protagonist B: [NAME, AGE, OCCUPATION, BRIEF TRAITS]
Please analyze their dynamic and outline:
1. Core Wounds: What past trauma prevents each character from trusting love?
2. Mutual Friction: What specific habits, beliefs, or goals cause them to clash upon meeting?
3. Unintentional Attraction: What quality does Protagonist A admire about Protagonist B (and vice versa) despite their conflicts?
4. The Catalyst: What event forces them to see each other's hidden vulnerability for the first time?
Act as an outline strategist for romance fiction. Map out a 15-point story beat outline for my novel based on standard romance beats (Meet-Cute, Adhesion, Midpoint Intimacy, Dark Night of the Soul, Grand Gesture, HEA).
Subgenre: [SUBGENRE]
Core Tropes: [TROPES]
Protagonist A Goal: [GOAL]
Protagonist B Goal: [GOAL]
Format the output clearly into 15 narrative beats, explaining the emotional state of both characters and the key plot events happening in each beat.
I am writing a description for [PRODUCT]. Based on this fact sheet, list the 10 questions a buyer would ask that the sheet does not answer (size, care, shipping, returns, materials, compatibility). Do not answer them.
You are an ecommerce copywriter for a small candle studio. Write a product description for a Shopify page, 120 to 150 words, followed by 5 bullet points.
Fact sheet (use only these): Name: Cedar & Fig; 220 g soy wax; cotton wick; hand-poured in small batches; scent notes: cedar, fig leaf, a little vanilla; glass jar with bamboo lid; burn time listed on label: 45 hours (tested by us); jar can be reused after cleaning.
Buyer: someone buying a calm, grown-up gift for under 30 pounds. Voice: warm, specific, quietly confident. Avoid: "luxury", "perfect", "must-have", health or wellness claims, any fact not in the sheet. Finish with a list titled "Facts used" mapping each claim to the sheet.
Write a marketplace listing for a refurbished 75 percent mechanical keyboard. Title (max 80 characters), 6 bullet points, and a 150-word description. Facts only: tested and cleaned by me; hot-swappable switches; USB-C; replaced two keycaps (spacebar and enter) with matching ones; light wear on the aluminium case edge; no original box; 30-day return per my shop policy. Buyer: a hobbyist wanting a good-value board. Be upfront about condition. Avoid: "like new", "mint", brand names of competitors, anything not listed.
Sofia needs descriptions for 3 tote bags. Return each as: title, 60-word description, 3 bullets. Facts: (A) Harbour Tote: 14 oz waxed cotton canvas, 38 x 40 cm, leather handles, interior pocket; (B) Market Tote: 12 oz canvas, 45 x 35 cm, cotton webbing handles, no lining; (C) Mini Tote: 12 oz canvas, 25 x 28 cm, magnetic closure. Voice: clear, plain, a little outdoorsy. Do not state water resistance beyond "waxed canvas repels light rain" unless a fact says so. Keep each product distinct and do not repeat sentence structures.
Analyse these three sentences from my existing product pages and describe my voice in 5 bullet points (sentence length, vocabulary, humour, what I never say). Then write one new 80-word description of [PRODUCT, with fact sheet] in that voice. Samples: [PASTE THREE SENTENCES].
Using this fact sheet only, write five 40-word product description openings with different angles: practical, gift, sensory, craftsmanship, and sustainability (only if supported by the facts; otherwise write "no supporting facts"). Fact sheet: [PASTE].
Create from this description: a 25-word summary for a collection page, a 140-character social caption, and a 12-word subject line for an email. Keep the same facts, no new claims. Description: [PASTE].
For this product, write 3 options for: SEO title (max 60 characters), meta description (140 to 160 characters). Primary phrase: "soy candle cedar fig". Natural wording, no keyword stuffing, no claims beyond the fact sheet. Fact sheet: [PASTE].
Rewrite this Shopify description for a marketplace listing with these constraints: title max 100 characters, no promotional phrases like "best" or "sale", no external links, bullets under 200 characters each. Do not change facts. Flag any phrase that may break marketplace rules so I can check the current policy. Description: [PASTE].
Review this product description. List every factual or implied claim in a table: claim, supported by fact sheet (yes/no), risk (low/medium/high), suggested rewrite. Pay attention to words like natural, safe, eco-friendly, best, durable, waterproof, handmade. Description: [PASTE]. Fact sheet: [PASTE].
Act as an SEO content strategist. Generate 10 unique blog post ideas about "sustainable living for urban dwellers" that resonate with millennials and Gen Z. Focus on actionable tips and include a catchy working title for each.
Style: practical list. Here is what my business does: [DESCRIPTION]. Here are real questions customers have emailed me: [PASTE]. List 15 more questions customers are likely to ask, grouped under headings (ordering, delivery, returns, account, product care). These are only ideas to check against real customer messages.
[TASK]: Calculate the net profitability of an e-commerce campaign based on the raw metrics below.
[DATA]:
- Ad Spend: $15,000
- Impressions: 500,000
- Click-Through Rate (CTR): 2.5%
- Conversion Rate: 4%
- Average Order Value (AOV): $120
- Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): 40% of sales
[INSTRUCTION]:
Do NOT calculate the final answer immediately. Show your work step-by-step:
Step 1: Calculate total clicks.
Step 2: Calculate total conversions/orders.
Step 3: Calculate gross revenue.
Step 4: Calculate total COGS and total net profit after ad spend.
Step 5: Provide the final ROI percentage.
Here are customer questions collected from support and chat: [PASTE]. Group them into themes, merge duplicates, rewrite each question in plain language the way a customer would ask it, and rank themes by apparent frequency. Do not invent questions that are not implied.