AI Prompt Library: Copy-Ready Prompts for Work

The AI Prompt Library collects copy-ready prompts for everyday work, organized by tool and by task. Each prompt uses [brackets] for the details you fill in, explains what it is for, and follows the principles in our prompt engineering guide: clear task, useful context, and a specific output format. Most prompts work in any leading assistant; tool-specific pages cover features unique to each one.

Last updated September 2026.

Prompts by Tool

Collection Best For
ChatGPT prompts Business, marketing, SEO, sales, education, coding, and productivity
Claude prompts Long documents, careful writing, and analysis
Gemini prompts Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and research
Midjourney prompts Styled, high-quality images

Prompts by Purpose

Collection Best For
Prompt engineering Learning how to write better prompts
Prompt templates Reusable fill-in-the-blank frameworks
Coding prompts Writing, debugging, reviewing, and testing code
Image generation prompts Midjourney, ChatGPT Images, Firefly, and others

How to Use These Prompts

  1. Copy the prompt and replace every [bracketed] item with your details.
  2. Add context the prompt cannot know: your audience, brand voice, or source material.
  3. Iterate: reply with what to change rather than starting again.
  4. Check the output for accuracy before using it.
  5. Save your best versions as templates in a Project, Gem, or custom GPT.

A Universal Prompt Structure

You are helping me with [task] for [audience]. The goal is [outcome]. Here is the context: [background or source material]. Please produce [format and length] in a [tone] tone. If anything is unclear, ask me before you start.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these prompts work in any AI assistant?

Most do. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini all respond well to clear, structured prompts. Tool-specific pages note features unique to each.

Why do the same prompts give different results?

AI output varies between runs and models. Adding context and examples makes results more consistent.

Should I share confidential information in prompts?

Only in tools approved for that data. See our AI governance policy template.

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