Graphic Design

Give me 10 different opening hooks for a piece about [TOPIC], aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Mix these angles: a bold claim, a surprising stat, a relatable pain point, a question, and a mini-story. Keep each hook to one or two sentences. No clichés like "In today's fast-paced world."

Write 12 headline options for [TOPIC / ARTICLE]. Include a mix of: how-to, listicle, curiosity gap, contrarian take, and benefit-driven. Keep them under 12 words. After the list, mark the 3 you think are strongest and say why in one line each.

Write 3 versions of a bio for me: a one-liner, a short (50-word) version, and a longer (150-word) version. Details: [NAME], [WHAT I DO], [NOTABLE THINGS], [TONE]. Write in [first / third] person. Make it specific, not generic — no "passionate about."

Take this bare fact and expand it into a short, vivid anecdote (about [100] words) I can use to open a piece: [THE FACT / MOMENT]. Show, don't tell. Keep it honest — don't invent dramatic details, just bring the real one to life.

Write 6 ad copy variations for [PRODUCT / SERVICE], targeting [AUDIENCE]. The main benefit is [BENEFIT]. Mix angles: pain-point, aspiration, social proof, urgency, curiosity, direct. Keep each to a headline + 1–2 lines of body + CTA.

Write a product description for [PRODUCT]. Key features: [FEATURES]. Who it's for: [AUDIENCE]. Lead with the transformation/benefit, then weave features into benefits, and close with a nudge to buy. Give me a short version (for listings) and a longer version (for the product page).

My product is [PRODUCT] for [AUDIENCE]. Right now I describe it as: [CURRENT PITCH]. Sharpen this into a clear value proposition. Give me 5 options in the format "[Product] helps [audience] [achieve outcome] without [pain]." Then tell me which is strongest and what's still vague.

Help me define a brand voice for [BRAND], which serves [AUDIENCE] and stands for [VALUES]. Give me: 3 voice traits (with a "we are X, not Y" for each), a do/don't word list, and a short before/after example rewriting a plain sentence into the brand voice. I'll paste this into future prompts as a system instruction.

minimalist logo for [BRAND NAME], a [WHAT THEY DO] brand, [style: geometric / hand-drawn / modern], [motif/symbol idea], [color palette], flat vector, clean, on white background, simple, memorable –no photorealistic, gradients, text

[subject: e.g. a weathered fisherman], [age/appearance details], [expression/mood], [clothing], [setting/background], [lighting: golden hour / soft window light / dramatic rim light], shot on [85mm lens], shallow depth of field, photorealistic, high detail –ar 4:5 –style raw

professional product photo of [PRODUCT], on [surface/background], [lighting: soft studio light], [props/context], commercial photography, crisp focus, high-end, clean composition –ar 1:1 –style raw

character design of [CHARACTER: e.g. a friendly robot barista], [personality traits shown visually], [color scheme], [art style], full body, [pose], neutral background, concept art sheet –ar 3:4

[subject/scene] in the style of [flat illustration / children's book / retro 70s / line art], [color palette], [mood], clean composition, [background style] –ar 16:9

[environment: e.g. a misty ancient forest], [time of day], [weather/atmosphere], [key features], [mood], cinematic lighting, highly detailed, [wide/aerial] view –ar 16:9

set of simple [line / filled] icons representing [THEMES], consistent style, [color], minimal, flat, on white background, uniform stroke weight –no shadows, gradients

Write the full draft from that outline. Tone: [TONE]. ~[800] words.