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Content creation prompts

Prompts for YouTube, blogs, social media, images and advertising copy.

9 prompts

YouTube scripts

YouTube video script with a strong hook

A structured script with hook, chapters and call to action, written for speaking.

Write a YouTube script. Topic: [topic] Audience: [who watches] Target length: [minutes] My channel style: [e.g. calm tutorial, energetic commentary] Key points I want to cover: [list, including my own experience or examples] Structure: a hook in the first 15 seconds that states what viewers will get, a brief intro, chapters with timestamps-ready titles, on-screen text/b-roll suggestions in [brackets], and a natural call to action. Write for speaking: short sentences, conversational tone.

How to use it

Add your own stories and examples — they're what make videos worth watching. Read it aloud and simplify anything awkward.

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Blog writing

SEO-friendly blog post outline

An outline that matches search intent and covers the topic properly.

Create a detailed outline for a blog post. Main keyword / topic: [keyword] Audience: [who is searching] What the reader wants to achieve: [their goal] My unique angle or experience: [what you know that others don't] Include: 3 title options under 60 characters, a one-sentence meta description, H2 and H3 headings, key points under each heading, where to add examples or screenshots, and 4 questions readers commonly ask. Focus on answering the reader's goal fully rather than stuffing keywords.

How to use it

Your unique angle is what makes a post rank and get shared. Write the post yourself or edit heavily.

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Blog writing

Sharper blog introduction

Rewrite a slow introduction so readers keep reading.

Rewrite this blog post introduction in three different ways. Each under 80 words, getting to the point within the first two sentences, and telling the reader what they'll learn. Keep my voice. Post title: [title] Current intro: [paste]

How to use it

Pick the version closest to your voice and adjust.

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Social media

Two-week social media content calendar

A balanced posting plan with ideas, formats and captions.

Create a 2-week social media content calendar. Business/creator: [what you do] Platforms: [e.g. Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X] Audience: [who] Goal: [e.g. more enquiries, followers, sales] Posting frequency: [per week] Present as a table: date, platform, format (carousel, short video, story, text), post idea, caption draft, and call to action. Mix educational, behind-the-scenes, social proof (only real), and promotional posts in roughly a 4:2:2:2 ratio.

How to use it

Replace any social proof with real customer feedback (with permission).

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Social media

Caption variations for one post

Several caption styles for the same post, ready to test.

Write 5 caption options for this post: [describe the image/video]. Platform: [platform]. Audience: [who]. Call to action: [what you want them to do]. Styles: 1) short and punchy, 2) story-based, 3) question to drive comments, 4) educational tip, 5) list. Suggest up to 5 relevant hashtags for each, avoiding overly generic ones.

How to use it

Test different styles over a few weeks and see which performs best for your audience.

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Video ideas

Video ideas from audience questions

Generate video ideas based on what your audience actually asks.

My channel/account is about [niche] for [audience]. Questions and comments my audience has sent me: [paste] Generate 15 video ideas based on these questions. For each give a title, a one-line hook, and the format (tutorial, myth-busting, reaction, comparison, story). Group them into 3 themed series.

How to use it

Audience questions are the best source of ideas. Collect them from comments, DMs and search suggestions.

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Image generation

Detailed image generation prompt

Expand a simple idea into a precise prompt for any AI image generator.

Turn my idea into a detailed prompt for an AI image generator. Idea: [e.g. a woman selling fruit at a market] Purpose: [e.g. blog header, Instagram post] Style: [e.g. natural photography, flat illustration, watercolour] Aspect ratio: [e.g. 16:9] Write one prompt covering: subject and action, setting, lighting, camera angle or composition, colour palette, mood, and style. Then give 2 variations. Avoid copyrighted characters and real people's names.

How to use it

Works with Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, ChatGPT, Gemini and others. Adjust the wording to each tool's style.

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Advertising copy

Social media ad copy variations

Ad variations built around different customer motivations.

Write ad copy for [platform, e.g. Facebook/Instagram]. Product/service: [description] Price/offer: [real offer] Audience: [who] Main benefit: [benefit] Common objection: [objection] Write 4 variations, each based on a different angle: problem/solution, social proof (use only: [real proof or "none"]), offer-focused, and curiosity. For each: primary text under 125 characters, headline under 40 characters, and call-to-action button suggestion. Follow advertising rules: no exaggerated or unverifiable claims.

How to use it

Check the platform's advertising policies, especially for health, finance and personal attributes.

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Advertising copy

Product description that sells

Benefit-led product descriptions for online shops.

Write a product description for my online shop. Product: [name] Features and specifications: [list facts] Who it's for: [customer] What problem it solves: [problem] Tone: [e.g. friendly, premium] Write: a one-line headline, a 60–100 word description focusing on benefits, a bullet list of key features, and a short care/usage note. Use only the facts provided.

How to use it

Never let the AI add specifications you haven't provided.

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