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All Claude prompts

Copy-ready prompts for writing, coding, data, design and everyday work. Each one shows an example of what it produces. Newest first.

Image outputA rendered three day trip plan for Lisbon with a heading per day, morning, afternoon and evening stops with one line on why each is worth it and how to get there, a rainy day swap section and a skip it list at the end

A trip plan for the days I actually have

Give Claude the city, the dates, where you're staying and what you like, and get a day by day plan in Markdown that keeps each day in one or two neighbourhoods, with a rainy day swap and a short list of famous things to skip.

Text output

Subject: Re: Offer for Senior Product Designer Hi Priya, Thank you for the offer, and for the conversations over the last few weeks. I enjoyed meeting the team and I'd like to make this work. Before I accept, I'd like to ask...

Reply to a job offer and ask for more

Paste the offer, what you'd accept and what you know about the market, and get a short reply that says you're pleased, asks for one specific change with a reason, and keeps the door open, plus what to send if they meet you halfway or say no.

Image outputA flowchart of a refund request read left to right on a light background, with a black start pill, two yellow decision diamonds labelled yes and no, white action boxes for the store credit, the return label, the refund and the confirmation email, a loop that returns to the second decision when the item arrives, both branches ending in a black Done pill, and a small legend of the shapes

A flowchart from a paragraph

Describe a process in a few sentences, the way you'd explain it to a new colleague, and get it back as a clean SVG flowchart with one shape per meaning, yes and no on every branch, and the loop drawn where your words had one.

Image outputAn invoice from a small design studio on a white sheet, with the sender's address top left, the invoice number, issue date and due date top right, a bill to block, five line items with quantities and amounts in aligned columns, a subtotal, VAT and the total due in bold, and the bank details, payment reference and a 14 day payment note at the bottom

An invoice that prints on one page

Paste who you are, who you're billing and what you did, and get a clean invoice as one HTML file that prints to a single A4 or Letter page, with the sums done, the due date stated and your payment details where the client will find them.

Image outputA bright yellow 404 page for a plant care app called Fern, with a huge 404 and the headline "That page got repotted", a line saying there is nothing at /pricing-old and that the visitor probably wants /pricing, a search field, four pill links, and a flat illustration of a sad plant pot with a fallen leaf

A 404 page that doesn't feel like a dead end

Tell Claude about your site and its tone and get a 404 page as one HTML file that says what happened in plain words, guesses where the visitor wanted to go, and offers a search box and the main sections, with the copy written to match the brand.

Video outputA dark editor view with the pattern (\d{2}):(\d{2}) split into chips along the top and the string "Standup moved to 14:30 tomorrow" in cells below, a cursor scanning past the failing starts, each token then consuming its characters at 14:30, a green box around the match with group 1 = 14 and group 2 = 30, and a caption explaining each step

Animate a regex so I can see it match

Paste a regular expression and a test string and get a small HTML page that runs the match one character at a time, lighting up the token being tried, the characters it eats and the groups it captures, with a plain words caption for every step.

Video outputA travel app page with a profile row, a hero card and three trip cards, shown first as grey placeholder blocks with a shimmer sweeping across them, then filled in block by block with an avatar, headings, text and illustrations while nothing moves or resizes

A skeleton screen that turns into the real page

Describe the layout of a page and get a loading skeleton in CSS where every grey block is the exact size of the content it stands for, with a shimmer, a reduced motion fallback and a demo that fades the real content in without anything jumping.

Video outputA dark terminal window where a command is typed out character by character, its output appears line by line with one line in yellow and one in green, then a second command runs, with a blinking block cursor throughout

A terminal demo without recording your terminal

Paste the commands and their real output, and get an HTML file that replays them as a typed terminal session, ready to screen record for a README or a landing page, with no typos and no waiting for the real thing to run.

Video outputA row of bars being sorted by insertion sort, the pair being compared highlighted in orange, the bar being moved in blue, the sorted part in green, with counters for comparisons and moves and a caption describing the current step

Animate a sorting algorithm so it finally clicks

Name the algorithm you're stuck on and get a small HTML page that sorts a row of bars one step at a time, with the compared pair lit up, a count of comparisons and swaps, and a plain words line saying what's happening right now.

Image outputA pricing section with three plan cards side by side, the middle card raised and tagged most popular, a monthly and yearly toggle above, and the same six features listed in the same order on every card

A pricing table that makes the middle plan obvious

Describe your plans and get a responsive pricing section in one HTML file, with a monthly and yearly toggle, the plan you want people to pick clearly raised, and a feature list that can be compared across cards at a glance.

Text output

Hi Dana, You ordered a medium and we sent you a large. That's on us, and I'm sorry you had to chase it. A medium is going out today by tracked post and should be with you by Thursday. You'll get the tracking number by email...

Reply to an angry customer without sounding like a bot

Paste the complaint and what really happened, and get a reply that deals with the problem in the first line, says what happens next and when, and skips the canned apology.

Video outputAn animated chart building up a comparison of two bars over a few seconds, with a counter ticking up to the final figure and a caption stating the finding

Animate a number so people feel it

Give Claude one statistic and its context, and get a short animated visual in HTML that builds the number up step by step instead of just showing it.

Image outputA set of twelve line icons on a light grid, each labelled: home, search, settings, calendar, chat, bell and more, all with the same stroke weight

An icon set in one consistent style

Name the actions in your app and get a matching set of line icons as SVG, all on the same grid with the same stroke, so they look like they belong together.

Text output

Everything fits except the conference talk outline, which I've pushed to the following week (see the note at the end). Monday Morning (your best hours) 8:30 to 10:00 write the Q4 proposal draft. 10:15 to 11:00 keep going, or...

Plan my week around energy, not just time

Give Claude your tasks, your fixed appointments and when you actually have energy, and get a week plan that puts hard work where you can do it.

Text output

Prices Fact Detail Source Unit price EUR 4.20 per unit for the first 10,000 units Section 3.1, "Pricing" Volume discount EUR 3.85 per unit above 10,000 units in a calendar year Section 3.1, "Pricing" Setup fee EUR 1,500...

Pull the facts out of this document

Turn a long report, contract or transcript into a structured list of facts, numbers and dates, each with a pointer back to where it came from.

Text output

Translation (English to French, informal and friendly) Votre commande est en route ! On a bien reçu votre paiement, et vos affaires sont déjà en train d'être emballées. Comptez 2 à 4 jours ouvrés pour la livraison. Un petit...

Translate it and keep the tone

A translation that reads like it was written in the target language, with notes on the places where a literal version would have sounded off.

Text output

What it does. Once a night, it finds every subscription that renewed in the last 24 hours, builds a PDF invoice for each one, emails it, and records that the invoice was sent. If anything fails for one customer, it moves on to...

Explain this code like I'll have to maintain it

Paste a function or file you didn't write and get a plain explanation of what it does, why it's built that way, and where it's likely to break.