Writing & Editing Prompts
Writing prompts for Gemini covering drafting, editing, tone shifts, storytelling and rewriting — for anyone who writes for a living or a side hustle.
16 prompts
Detailed Blog Post Outline Generator
Act as an expert content strategist. Create a detailed, SEO-friendly blog post outline for the topic: [YOUR TOPIC]. The outline must include: an attention-grabbing title (max 60 chars), 5-7 main sections with H2 headings, 2-3 sub-points per section, and suggested keywords for each section. The target audience is [AUDIENCE DESCRIPTION], and the desired tone is [TONE, e.g., informative, conversational, authoritative]. Format the outline with numbered sections and bullet points. Ensure the structure flows logically from introduction to conclusion.
View promptEngaging Blog Post Introduction Writer
Write three distinct introductions for a blog post titled [POST TITLE], targeted at [AUDIENCE]. The post aims to [GOAL, e.g., inform, persuade, entertain]. Each introduction should be under 100 words and use a different hook: a surprising statistic, a relatable anecdote, and a provocative question. After each, briefly explain why it works for that audience. Make the tone [TONE, e.g., friendly, professional, witty].
View promptFull Blog Post Drafter from Bullet Points
Transform these bullet-point notes into a complete, polished blog post draft: [YOUR BULLET POINTS]. The post should be about 800-1000 words, with a clear introduction, body paragraphs expanding each point, and a conclusion with a call to action: [CALL TO ACTION]. Use a [TONE] tone, integrate the primary keyword '[KEYWORD]' naturally at least 3 times, and format with subheadings (H2) for each main bullet. Target audience: [AUDIENCE].
View promptConcise Text Editor & Rewriter
Edit the following text for conciseness and clarity without losing key information: [TEXT]. The goal is to reduce word count by 25-30% while maintaining the original meaning and professional tone. Remove jargon, redundant phrases, and passive voice where appropriate. Provide the revised version, then a bulleted list of the changes you made and why.
View promptTone Transformer for Any Content
Rewrite the provided text: [TEXT] in [NEW TONE] tone. The original tone is [ORIGINAL TONE], and the target audience is [AUDIENCE]. Adjust vocabulary, sentence structure, and formality to match. Preserve all factual information and key points. Provide the rewritten text and highlight any phrases that were significantly altered with an explanation.
View promptShort Story Generator with Compelling Arc
Write a short story of 500-700 words based on the following premise: [PREMISE]. The story must follow a classic three-act structure: setup, confrontation, resolution. Characters should be vivid and relatable, setting described with sensory details. End with a twist or emotional revelation. Genre: [GENRE], tone: [TONE]. Use first person if [POINT OF VIEW] is 'first', else third person limited.
View promptCharacter Development Deep-Dive
Develop a complex character for a [GENRE] story. Provide: name, age, physical description, personality traits (3 positive, 2 negative), a secret, motivation, greatest fear, and a unique mannerism. Then write a 200-word scene showing the character reacting to [SITUATION] that reveals their inner conflict. Use a [TONE] narrative voice.
View promptPersuasive Copy Enhancer
Rewrite the following text to be more persuasive, using principles of influence (reciprocity, social proof, scarcity, etc.): [TEXT]. The goal is to convince [TARGET AUDIENCE] to take this action: [DESIRED ACTION]. Adjust the language to appeal to that audience's values and pain points. Provide the revised version and a note on which persuasion techniques were applied.
View promptGrammar & Style Polisher with Explanations
Proofread and improve the following text: [TEXT]. Correct all grammar, punctuation, and spelling errors. Enhance style by improving word choice, eliminating passive voice, and fixing run-on sentences. Maintain the original meaning and tone. Provide the polished version and a detailed list of errors corrected, categorized by type (grammar, style, punctuation), with brief explanations.
View promptTechnical to Layman Content Translator
Translate this technical text into a version accessible to a non-expert audience: [TEXT]. The audience is [AUDIENCE DESCRIPTION, e.g., small business owners, high school students]. Use analogies, simple language, and avoid jargon unless explained. Keep it engaging and under 300 words. Provide the layman's version and a jargon-buster list of technical terms you replaced.
View promptSEO Blog Post with Keyword Optimization
Write a 1000-word SEO-optimized blog post on the topic: [TOPIC]. Primary keyword: '[KEYWORD]'. Secondary keywords: '[SECONDARY KEYWORDS]'. Structure: meta description (155 chars), introduction with hook, 4-6 H2 sections with bullet points where relevant, conclusion with CTA. Use the keywords naturally with a density of 1-2% for primary and 0.5% for secondaries. Tone: [TONE], audience: [AUDIENCE]. Include an FAQ section at the end with 3 questions.
View promptPromotional Email Campaign Writer
Draft a 3-email promotional sequence for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Emails: 1) Teaser, 2) Value proposition with social proof, 3) Last-chance offer. Each email max 150 words, with a subject line (max 50 chars) and preheader (max 100 chars). Tone: [TONE]. Include placeholders for [CUSTOMER NAME] and [SPECIFIC OFFER]. The call to action is [CTA, e.g., 'Shop Now', 'Sign Up Free'].
View promptMulti-Tone Social Media Caption Creator
Generate 5 social media captions for the following post concept: [POST CONCEPT, e.g., a photo of a new product]. The captions should be for [PLATFORM, e.g., Instagram, LinkedIn], each in a different tone: humorous, inspirational, educational, behind-the-scenes, and conversational. Max 150 characters each, include relevant hashtags (max 5), and a call to action. The brand voice is [BRAND VOICE, e.g., quirky, luxury, eco-friendly].
View promptAcademic Paper Flow & Clarity Improver
Improve the flow and clarity of this academic paragraph: [PARAGRAPH]. Maintain the formal tone and scholarly vocabulary. Enhance logical connections between ideas, reduce ambiguity, and ensure a clear topic sentence. Provide the revised version and a bulleted list of the improvements made. The field of study is [FIELD].
View promptThemed Poetry Generator
Write a [POEM TYPE, e.g., sonnet, haiku, free verse] about the theme: [THEME]. The mood should be [MOOD, e.g., melancholic, hopeful]. Use vivid imagery and at least two poetic devices (e.g., metaphor, alliteration). The poem should be 14 lines if sonnet, 3 lines (5-7-5) if haiku, or about 20 lines for free verse. Include a brief analysis of the symbolism used.
View promptBusiness Proposal Executive Summary
Write an executive summary for a business proposal on [PROPOSAL TOPIC]. The summary should be 250-300 words, covering: problem statement, proposed solution, key benefits, financial overview, and call to action. Use a professional, persuasive tone. The target reader is [READER, e.g., investors, C-suite]. Include placeholders for [COMPANY NAME] and [PROJECT NAME]. Format with a clear header and bullet points for benefits.
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