Now many people must want to learn how to give prompt instructions to ChatGPT, also known as Prompt. Previously, we introduced…Some experts have figured out the prompts for some GPTs bots.But you might not find what you want to learn, so you absolutely can’t miss this article. Below, I’ve compiled 5 websites that collect a massive number of prompts. Plus, it’s not just for learning—those who don’t know how to write prompts can come here to find them and use them directly to get more accurate answers.
Not just ChatGPT – these prompts can also be used with other AI chatbots like Microsoft’s Copilot, Google Bard, and Anthropic Claude 2. Some of these sites also offer AI image generation prompts, meaning you might also find prompts for Midjourney and DALL-E.
5 Websites with Massive Prompt Collections – Want to Learn ChatGPT Prompt Commands but Don’t Know Where to Start? You’ve Come to the Right Place
Before I start the introduction, let me also remind you that these are all foreign websites, so the prompts provided are in English. You can translate them into Chinese, use them directly in English, or ask the AI bot to respond in Chinese after using the English prompts.
1. Content at Scale – AI Prompt Library
This is an AI Prompt library provided by Content at Scale, featuring a wide variety of categories including: 3D rendering, advertising, art, business, chatbots, writing, marketing, food, and more. Each category contains a substantial number of prompts. For instance, the social media marketing and advertising prompts include creating Facebook Ads campaign content, enhancing brand image, A/B testing for Facebook Ads, boosting sales, and personal communication, among others.
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Click on the Prompt to copy it with one click, completely free with no ads at all.
2. AwesomeChatGPT
AwesomeChatGPT has collected hundreds of prompts, covering writing, music, marketing, health, gaming, entertainment, education, cooking, coding, and more. Most prompts on this site are relatively simple, often just a single sentence, so you might not learn much from them. However, at least you can get an idea of how to ask questions in areas you’re not familiar with. There’s also a page that collects a large number of AI tools. If you need them, you can click the “View the largest collection of AI tools here” button, and you can also register your email address so you’ll be notified immediately when new AI tools are added.
On the Prompt page, there’s also a one-click copy feature (Copy Prompt), plus it offers the ability to jump directly to ChatGPT after clicking (Copy and Open ChatGPT) — which is pretty handy.
3. FlowGPT
FlowGPT is a very powerful website that collects tons of high-quality, lengthy prompt examples shared by users, and it also offers online testing functionality. Here you can find not only AI chatbot prompts but also image generation prompts. However, not every prompt is shared — pay attention to whether there’s a prompt icon at the bottom of the page; only those with the icon have the prompt shared, while those without don’t have it publicly available. Remember to register first, as many prompts require you to sign up as a member to view them. Also, since everything is user-shared, the naming can be a bit messy, so it’s recommended to use keyword searches to find what you’re looking for.
Almost every prompt is quite long, which is a great advantage for those who want to learn. Click “Copy” below for one-click copying.
4. Awesome ChatGPT Prompts
Awesome ChatGPT Prompts is different from other websites. All its prompts come from a GitHub repository with the same name. Currently, there are about 165 prompts, but they’re not categorized, so you have to browse through them one by one or use the search function to find what you need. Based on the GitHub update history, new prompts are added regularly. Compared to other sites, these prompts are moderate in length, and they’re all role-play style series, such as: Act as a Tech Writer, Makeup Artist, Babysitter, and more.
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Although there’s no one-click copy feature, every prompt is in its own box, making them easy to select and copy.
5. Prompt Base
Prompt Base is not a free Prompt website—it’s a marketplace where everyone can sell their own Prompts. If you have some, you can list them for sale too. It doesn’t just offer AI chatbot Prompts, but also provides Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion prompts, and the selection is huge. Especially for image generation, this website has tons of paid AI image generation Prompts. Prices are generally around $5, which isn’t too expensive. If you find something you really like, it’s worth considering.
On the right side of each Prompt page, you’ll find detailed explanations, including which model is used (even the version number, which is nice), token size, output examples, and more. Make sure to read carefully, since the Prompt is only visible after you’ve paid.
Summary
Overall, I actually think the last paid option is the best to use, because it provides examples so you can see in advance what the answers will roughly look like without having to try it yourself, and it also seems to have the most options.
Source: KOCPC Chinese