AI Prompt Library

Based on "(theme/keyword)", brainstorm 5 interesting story ideas, each describing the setting, protagonist, and central conflict in a sentence or two, in a (heartwarming/suspense/sci-fi) style.

Design a protagonist for a (genre) story: name, appearance, personality, background, inner desire, and greatest flaw, plus an opening scenario that reveals their personality.

My game is (genre and world, e.g., post-apocalyptic survival / a fantasy town), and I need to design an NPC: (role, e.g., grocery-store owner / mysterious information broker). Please: 1) write this character's persona card: backstory, personality traits, speech habits, catchphrase, and default attitude toward the player; 2) list what they "would never say" (secrecy settings); 3) write 6 sample dialogues: first meeting, everyday small talk, a trade, the player angering them, revealing a plot clue, and farewell; 4) give a system prompt I can feed directly to a dialogue AI engine so the character stays in persona during improvised conversation.

Continue writing from the story passage below, keeping the original tone and style, advancing the plot and creating a small twist:

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I want to name "(brand/product/work, briefly)" and want it to give a (feeling) impression. Give me 15 candidate names in three groups — "memorable, creative, meaningful" — each with a one-line naming rationale.

I'm hosting a (type) event for (who), with the goal of (), and a budget of (). Give me 5 creative yet feasible event ideas, each with a one-line execution key point.

Use 3 everyday analogies to explain "(abstract concept)" so a complete layperson gets it instantly, and explain what makes each analogy good.

My brand is "(intro)", core values (), and the feeling I want to convey (). Write a warm, moving brand story.

My brand wants to create a memorable "persona/mascot." Brand tone (), audience (). Give me 3 character concepts, including personality, way of speaking, and applicable scenarios.

You are an editor skilled at feature writing, with the style of a veteran reporter. I have a topic I want to write but don't know how to open.

Topic: (e.g., remote work makes people lonelier)
The core feeling or view I want to convey: (briefly)

Write 3 different "scene-based openings," requiring:
1. Each starts from a concrete small scene or detail (time, place, one person doing something), not a big-picture lecture up front.
2. Then naturally leads into my topic.
3. Vivid and human, like a good feature, not AI clichés.
Each opening is 80-120 characters, in varied styles (e.g., warm, calm, slightly humorous) for me to pick from.

I'm shooting a video about "(topic)", length (X) minutes, platform (YouTube/Reels), style (). Write the script: a first-5-seconds hook, main-section voiceover, and a closing CTA.

I want to make a podcast about "(topic)" for audience (). Come up with the show's positioning, the first 5 episode topics, an outline direction per episode, and a memorable show name.

I want to name "(product, briefly)" and want it to feel (). Give me 12 memorable, distinctive product names, each with a one-line naming rationale.

I need to explain "(concept)" in a presentation. Come up with 2-3 everyday analogies or real cases so the audience gets it instantly and remembers it.

I want to make a song about "(theme/mood)" for (occasion/audience). Come up with the genre, emotion, tempo, and a mood description, for easy generation with an AI music tool.

I want to write a song about "(theme)". Plan the lyric structure (verse, chorus, bridge) and the emotional focus of each section, so I can fill in the words.

My (channel/show) topic is "()". Come up with how to present the intro and outro, plus a signature opening/closing line, to build a memorable hook.

I'm teaching "(concept)" to (grade)-level students. Use a vivid little story or analogy close to their lives to make the concept instantly clear and interesting to them.

I'm making a short video about "(topic)" for (audience), with the goal of (gaining followers / driving sales / teaching). Write a 30-second script: a first-3-seconds hook, the key middle, and a closing call to action.

Below is an article: (paste). Rewrite it into a conversational short-video script, keeping the key points and adding a hook and rhythm, suited for voiceover or text cards.

I want a (room type) in a "(style, e.g., Nordic/Japanese/industrial/cream)" style. Write a concrete English/Chinese prompt describing color palette, materials, furniture, and mood, to feed to an AI interior-design tool for image generation.

I want to decorate (room) into a distinctive space. Brainstorm 3 decor themes/concepts, each explaining the style, color palette, and key pieces, to help me find a direction.

Write a 30-second UGC unboxing voiceover script; the product is (), the audience (). It needs a first-3-seconds hook, states the pain point, naturally brings out the product's benefits, and ends with a call to action, in a natural conversational tone.

I want to generate a 3D model of "(describe the object/character you want)". Write a precise, concrete English prompt describing the shape, style, material, and color, to feed to tools like Meshy/Tripo.

I'm making an indie game of "(genre/theme)". List the 3D assets I'll need (characters, props, scene objects, UI), and mark which are suited to AI generation.

I want to 3D-print a "(object)". Plan: how to design it (considering structure and supports), how to generate the model with AI, and what to watch for when printing.

Below is my 2D character design: (describe). Convert it into a prompt suited to generating a 3D model, adding the details 3D needs like front/side views, proportions, and materials.

I want to make a "(theme)" 3D scene. Brainstorm the scene's makeup: main objects, layout, mood, color palette, and which models to generate to assemble it.

I have a story idea — be my creative partner and develop it: 1) help me clarify what the protagonist wants and what stands in the way; 2) propose 3 different directions for me to pick; 3) once I choose, outline the story (setup, development, turn, resolution); 4) at key plot points, ask me "what if..." to spark ideas. The core creativity is mine to decide.

My idea: "describe your idea"

Help me write this character with depth: 1) the outer (appearance, way of speaking, habits); 2) the inner (desires, fears, contradictions); 3) the key events in their backstory that shaped them; 4) a small scene that reveals their personality. Avoid stereotypes and give them a memorable, distinctive quality.

Character brief: "describe your character"

Turn the small everyday moment I describe into a vivid, emotional but not sappy passage (about 200 characters). Seize one concrete detail and magnify it so people relate. Keep it authentic, no empty melodrama.

The small moment: "describe an everyday moment you want to write"

Help me design an activity: 1) based on the number of people, venue, and time, design 3 formats (with rules); 2) once chosen, refine it: flow, prop list, host script; 3) design mechanics so introverts can take part too; 4) anticipate dead-air moments and how to save them.

Occasion and headcount: "e.g., company year-end party of 30, family gathering of 8"