Building a library of tested prompt templates is one of the highest-leverage investments you can make as an AI user. Instead of writing prompts from scratch every time, you can start with a proven template and customize it for your specific needs. This collection contains 50 battle-tested templates organized by use case, ready to copy, adapt, and deploy.
Writing and Content Creation Templates
1. Blog Post Generator
Write a [word count]-word blog post about [topic] for [target audience].
Tone: [professional/casual/technical]
Include: An engaging introduction with a hook, [number] main sections
with H2 headings, actionable takeaways, and a conclusion with a
call to action.
SEO keyword to naturally include: [keyword]
2. Email Writer
Write a [type: cold outreach/follow-up/announcement] email.
Context: [brief situation description]
Recipient: [role/relationship]
Goal: [what you want the recipient to do]
Tone: [professional/friendly/urgent]
Length: Keep it under [number] sentences.
3. Social Media Post
Create a [platform: LinkedIn/Twitter/Instagram] post about [topic].
Goal: [engagement/awareness/conversion]
Include: A hook in the first line, the main message, and a clear CTA.
Tone: [conversational/authoritative/inspirational]
Character limit: [number]
4. Product Description
Write a compelling product description for [product name].
Target customer: [customer persona]
Key features: [list 3-5 features]
Unique selling proposition: [what makes it different]
Tone: [luxury/practical/fun/technical]
Include: Benefits-focused language, sensory details, and urgency.
Key Takeaway
The best templates have clear placeholders in brackets that make customization fast and obvious. Always replace every bracket before sending the prompt.
Analysis and Research Templates
5. SWOT Analysis
Perform a detailed SWOT analysis for [company/product/strategy].
Context: [industry, market position, current situation]
For each category (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats),
provide at least 4 specific, actionable points.
Conclude with 3 strategic recommendations based on the analysis.
6. Market Research Summary
Summarize the current state of the [industry] market.
Include: Market size estimates, key players, growth trends,
emerging technologies, regulatory landscape, and consumer behavior
shifts. Focus on developments from the past 12 months.
Format: Use headers, bullet points, and a summary table.
7. Competitive Analysis
Compare [Product A] vs [Product B] vs [Product C].
Evaluation criteria: [list specific criteria]
For each product, provide: Key strengths, weaknesses, pricing,
target audience, and unique differentiators.
Conclude with a recommendation based on [specific use case].
Coding and Technical Templates
8. Code Review
Review the following [language] code for:
1. Bugs and potential errors
2. Performance optimizations
3. Security vulnerabilities
4. Code style and readability
5. Best practices adherence
For each issue found, explain why it's a problem and provide
the corrected code.
[paste code here]
9. Function Generator
Write a [language] function that [description of what it should do].
Requirements:
- Input: [describe inputs and types]
- Output: [describe expected output and type]
- Edge cases to handle: [list edge cases]
- Include: Type hints, docstring, and error handling
- Write 3 unit tests for the function
10. Debug Assistant
I'm getting the following error in my [language/framework] code:
Error message: [paste error]
Relevant code: [paste code]
What I expected: [expected behavior]
What happened instead: [actual behavior]
Please diagnose the issue, explain the root cause, and provide
the corrected code with an explanation of the fix.
Education and Learning Templates
11. Concept Explainer
Explain [concept] as if I am a [beginner/intermediate/advanced]
learner in [field].
Use: A clear analogy, a real-world example, and a technical definition.
Then provide 3 practice questions to test understanding.
Highlight common misconceptions about this concept.
12. Study Guide Creator
Create a comprehensive study guide for [topic/subject].
Level: [high school/undergraduate/graduate]
Include:
- Key concepts and definitions
- Important formulas or frameworks
- Common exam questions with answers
- Mnemonics or memory aids
- Recommended study order
Business and Strategy Templates
13. Meeting Summary
Summarize the following meeting notes into a structured format:
[paste meeting notes]
Output format:
- Meeting objective
- Key decisions made
- Action items (with owners and deadlines)
- Open questions
- Next steps
14. Project Brief
Create a project brief for [project name].
Background: [context]
Objective: [what we want to achieve]
Scope: [what's included and excluded]
Timeline: [expected duration]
Include: Success metrics, risks, dependencies, and resource needs.
How to Customize These Templates
These templates are starting points, not finished products. To get the best results from any template, follow these customization principles:
- Add your context: The more specific information you provide in the brackets, the better the output.
- Adjust the tone: Every template includes a tone specification. Experiment with different tones to find what works for your audience.
- Iterate on output format: If the first result is not structured the way you want, add more specific formatting instructions.
- Chain templates: Use the output of one template as input for another. Generate a blog outline first, then use the content creation template for each section.
- Save your customized versions: Once you find a template modification that works well, save it for reuse.
Key Takeaway
A library of well-tested prompt templates saves hours of work and produces consistently better results than ad-hoc prompting. Build your personal collection and refine it over time.
