AI Prompt Generator for Content Creators
Fill in the blanks and copy — 10 ready-to-use AI prompts for content ideas, hooks, scripts, captions, AI images and videos, CTAs, and a full content strategy.
Fill in the blanks below — the prompt updates live. These work with any AI chat tool (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.); nothing here is tied to one specific model.
How it works
Every prompt below follows the same idea: describe the shape of what you want — format, length, tone, what it should end with — rather than just the topic, and the output needs far less editing. The fields are there so you're filling in specifics instead of retyping the same instruction from scratch each time.
The AI image and video prompts (#6 and #7) are the two most sensitive to specificity. Image generators need the concrete details spelled out — subject, outfit, pose, lighting, lens, aspect ratio — because anything left unstated gets decided for you, often inconsistently across regenerations. Video generators are pickier still: describing one clear camera movement and repeating your subject's exact appearance from the source image is what keeps a face, outfit, or background from drifting partway through a clip.
None of these are tied to a specific AI model — they're instructions, so they read the same way in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or anywhere else you paste them.
FAQ
Do these prompts work with ChatGPT, Gemini, or other AI tools, not just Claude?
Yes. None of these are model-specific — they're plain-language instructions, so they work the same way in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or any other AI chat tool. Fill in the blanks, paste the result, and adjust based on what comes back.
What should an AI image prompt actually include?
For a photorealistic result, specify the subject, outfit, pose, environment, lighting, camera angle, lens, and composition, plus the aspect ratio you need. Vague prompts leave these details to chance; naming them explicitly is what gets a usable result instead of a re-roll.
What's the right aspect ratio for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts?
9:16 (vertical). It's the native format for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, so specify it directly in your image or video prompt rather than cropping a horizontal result afterward.
How do I keep an AI-generated video from looking inconsistent?
Describe only one specific camera movement per clip (a slow dolly in, a gentle pan) instead of several, and explicitly repeat the subject's face, outfit, background, and composition from your source image. Current AI video models handle a single, clearly specified movement far better than a stacked or vague one, and inconsistent subject descriptions are the most common cause of a face or outfit drifting between clips.
How do I turn one piece of content into multiple posts?
Paste the original content and ask for it in five different formats — a short-form video idea, a carousel outline, a static post, a short caption, and a question-based post. Each format asks a different thing of the same material, which is what makes it read as five separate posts instead of one post copy-pasted five times.