Prompt Reels - SlashAI

A portrait of [person description] in the style of Studio Ghibli animation - soft watercolor tones, hand-painted background with lush green hills and golden hour light, warm nostalgic mood, ultra-detailed, cinematic composition

3D Pixar-style animated character of [description], big expressive eyes, smooth plastic-like skin texture, warm studio lighting, colorful background, ultra high quality render, Disney Pixar movie poster style

A massive cyberpunk megacity at night, neon signs in Japanese and Arabic, flying cars, rain-slicked streets reflecting purple and cyan light, fog, a lone figure in a hoodie walking below - cinematic, 8K, blade runner aesthetic

Write a viral LinkedIn post about [your topic]. Start with a shocking one-sentence hook that stops scrolling. Use short punchy lines - max 2 sentences each. Add a personal story or lesson. End with a thought-provoking question. No hashtags. No emojis. Sound human, not corporate. Aim for 150-200 words.

Here are my raw meeting notes: [paste notes]. Convert these into: 1) A 3-bullet executive summary 2) Action items with owner names and deadlines 3) Decisions made 4) Open questions still unresolved. Format cleanly. Be concise.

A hyper-realistic portrait of [person description] as an ancient [culture] warrior - [Egyptian pharaoh / Mongol archer / Roman centurion / Samurai / Viking chief]. Dramatic lighting, golden armor, intense gaze, dust and battle smoke in background. National Geographic style photography meets digital art. 8K resolution.

Explain [complex topic] to me like I'm a curious 10-year-old. Use a simple analogy I can picture in my head. No jargon. After the simple explanation, give me 3 interesting facts that would surprise even experts. Keep the whole response under 200 words.

Write a viral Twitter/X thread about [topic]. Tweet 1: A shocking statistic or bold claim that makes people stop. Tweets 2-9: One key insight each, short, punchy, with no fluff. Tweet 10: A powerful conclusion + CTA asking people to share. Number each tweet. Max 280 characters each. Sound like a smart human, not a blog post.

A cozy lo-fi aesthetic bedroom at night - fairy lights strung across the window, rain outside, a wooden desk with a glowing laptop, a cat sleeping on a pile of books, warm amber lamp light, plants everywhere, bookshelves behind. Soft watercolor and digital art style. Calm, aesthetic, Pinterest-worthy.

Write a cold email to [type of person] at [type of company]. Goal: get a 15-minute call. Rules: Subject line under 6 words. Opening line = specific compliment about them (not generic). One sentence on the problem they probably have. One sentence on what I do. Social proof in one line. CTA: a simple yes/no question. Total email: under 100 words.

Ultra-premium product photography of [product] - marble surface, soft natural window light from the left, dried flowers and gold accents as props, clean white background, shallow depth of field, magazine-quality composition, shot on Hasselblad, color graded with warm film tones. Luxury brand aesthetic.

I believe [your idea or opinion]. Play devil's advocate. Give me the 5 strongest arguments AGAINST this position. Be brutal and specific - not vague. Use real logic, data references, and examples. Don't soften it. I want to find the weaknesses in my own thinking.

Transform these job duties into powerful resume bullet points: [paste your current bullet points]. Rules: Start every bullet with a strong action verb. Include a measurable result wherever possible. Remove all passive voice. Cut filler words. Make each bullet under 20 words. Focus on impact, not tasks.

A cinematic book cover for a [genre] novel titled '[title]'. The cover features [main visual element]. Color palette: [colors]. Mood: [mysterious/epic/romantic/dark]. Typography space left at top for title and bottom for author name. Style: [painterly/photorealistic/minimalist/illustrated]. Bestseller quality.

Write a professional apology email for [situation]. Rules: Acknowledge exactly what went wrong - no vague 'sorry if you felt'. Take full responsibility without excuses. Explain what you're doing to fix it. State what you'll do differently. End with gratitude for their patience. Tone: humble, direct, genuine. Under 150 words.

A breathtaking anime landscape - a floating island above the clouds with a massive ancient tree, waterfalls cascading into the sky, a small glowing shrine at the base, cherry blossom petals drifting in golden hour light. Makoto Shinkai art style, ultra-detailed, vibrant colors, cinematic wide shot, 4K.

I have a job offer for [role] at [company] paying [amount]. I want [target amount]. Write me an exact script - word for word - for negotiating salary over email. Make it confident but not aggressive. Include: gratitude for the offer, enthusiasm for the role, a specific counter, and a reason that focuses on market rate and my value - not my personal expenses. Under 120 words.

A minimalist logo concept for a brand called '[name]' in the [industry] space. Style: geometric, clean lines, monochrome. The symbol should represent [what the brand does] abstractly - no text in the image. White background, centered composition, suitable for both large displays and small app icons. Think Apple, Nike, Airbnb level simplicity.

I'm trying to decide: [your decision]. Apply the 10-10-10 framework: 1) How will I feel about this choice in 10 minutes? 2) How will I feel about it in 10 months? 3) How will I feel about it in 10 years? For each timeframe, give me the best case and worst case scenario. End with which option the framework suggests and why.

Write 5 Instagram captions for a photo of [describe your photo]. For each caption: Hook in first line (no emoji, pure intrigue or emotion). 2-3 lines of body. A question at the end that makes people comment. One line of relevant hashtags (max 5). Mix tones: one funny, one emotional, one inspirational, one relatable, one bold.

A hyper-realistic portrait photograph of [person description], shot on Canon EOS R5 with 85mm f/1.2 lens, natural window light from the left, shallow depth of field, skin texture visible, individual hair strands, catchlight in eyes. Fashion editorial style. 8K resolution, no filters, no retouching.

A classical oil painting of [subject] in the style of [Rembrandt / Vermeer / Caravaggio]. Dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, rich warm palette, visible brushstrokes, craquelure texture, aged varnish patina. Museum-quality Renaissance composition with [dramatic/contemplative] mood.

Write 5 hooks for a YouTube video titled '[your title]'. Each hook should: Open with a bold claim or surprising fact in under 10 words. Create an open loop that makes the viewer NEED to keep watching. Be conversational, not scripted. Target: less than 15 seconds each. One should be a direct question to camera. One should start mid-sentence.

Generate 10 podcast episode titles for a show about [topic]. Rules: Each title should be under 8 words. Use one of these formulas: contradiction (X is wrong about Y), specificity (How I did X in Y days), curiosity gap (The X that no one talks about), or bold claim (X will change your Y). No clickbait - be intriguing and honest. Mix formats.

Take this photo [describe or upload] and make these specific edits: 1) Replace the background with [scene] 2) Change the lighting to [golden hour / studio / dramatic] 3) Adjust the mood to [warm and cozy / cool and moody / vibrant and energetic] 4) Add [specific element] to the composition. Keep the main subject natural - don't over-process.

Write a cover letter for [role] at [company]. Rules: Open with something specific about the company - not 'I'm excited to apply'. Show you've done research. Connect your [specific experience] to their [specific need from the job posting]. Tell one brief story about a relevant win. Close with confidence, not desperation. Under 200 words. No clichés.

Write a product description for [product name] - a [what it is]. Target buyer: [customer type]. Price: [amount]. Write 3 versions: 1) Short (50 words, punchy, for ads) 2) Medium (150 words, benefit-focused, for product page) 3) Long (300 words, story-driven, for landing page). Each version should highlight: the problem it solves, the transformation it delivers, and a reason to buy now.

Generate 20 email subject lines for [purpose: welcome / sales / newsletter / follow-up / launch]. Rules: Under 50 characters each. Mix curiosity gaps, urgency, personalization, and direct benefit. No spam trigger words. Include: 5 curiosity-driven, 5 urgency-based, 5 personal/direct, 5 number/list-based. Rate each 1-10 for open rate likelihood.

Design a clean, modern mobile app screen for [app purpose]. Style: iOS Human Interface Guidelines, rounded corners, SF symbols, subtle shadows. Color scheme: [colors]. Show: [list 3-5 elements on screen]. The screen should include a navigation bar, a hero section with [content], and a scrollable list of [items]. Think Notion, Linear, or Raycast level polish.

Review this code as a senior [language] engineer with 10 years of experience. [paste code]. Check for: 1) Bugs and edge cases 2) Performance issues 3) Security vulnerabilities 4) Readability and naming 5) Missing error handling 6) Better patterns or idioms. For each issue: explain what's wrong, why it matters, and show the fix. Be direct - no fluff.

Write landing page copy for a SaaS product: [product description]. Target: [customer type]. Pricing: [price]. Write: 1) Hero headline (under 10 words) 2) Subheadline (under 25 words) 3) 3 feature bullets with benefit-first language 4) Social proof section copy 5) FAQ with 5 questions and answers 6) Final CTA section. Tone: confident, clear, zero jargon.

A panoramic Studio Ghibli landscape - a small Japanese village nestled between rolling green hills, a winding river with a wooden bridge, steam rising from a bathhouse in the distance, a child flying a kite, soft clouds in a pastel sky. Hayao Miyazaki art style, watercolor textures, hand-painted feel, warm golden light, 4K cinematic.

Design the routing architecture for a [app type] React app with these features: [list features]. Use React Router v6+ with nested routes. Show: 1) Route tree (hierarchical) 2) Layout components 3) Lazy loading strategy 4) Auth-protected routes 5) 404 handling. Group routes by feature. Keep it maintainable - 3 levels of nesting max.

Write a 30-second elevator pitch for [startup name] - [what it does]. Target audience: [investors / customers / partners]. Include: 1) The problem (in one sentence) 2) The solution (in one sentence) 3) The market size (one number) 4) Traction or proof (one fact) 5) The ask (one clear CTA). Max 90 words. Sound like a founder, not a pitch deck.

A 3D rendered version of the [brand] logo - glossy metallic finish, studio lighting with soft reflections, floating on a clean gradient background from [color 1] to [color 2]. Depth of field, subtle shadow below. Think Apple keynote product shot aesthetic. Ultra-clean, premium, high-end branding.

Help me write a personal essay about [topic/experience]. Start by asking me 5 questions about the experience to draw out sensory details and emotions. Then write a 800-word essay with: A hook opening that drops the reader into the moment. Vivid sensory details (sight, sound, smell, touch). A reflection arc - what I thought then vs. what I know now. A closing image that echoes the opening. Voice: honest, specific, not precious.

Generate comprehensive API documentation for this endpoint/function: [paste code or describe endpoint]. Include: 1) Brief description (what it does, when to use it) 2) Authentication requirements 3) Request parameters (required and optional, with types and constraints) 4) Request body example (JSON) 5) Response examples (success and error) 6) Rate limits 7) Common mistakes and troubleshooting tips. Format like Stripe's API docs - clean, scannable, with examples.

A soft watercolor painting of [landscape description]. Colors bleed gently into each other. Paper texture visible. White edges where paint meets paper. Loose brushstrokes suggest detail without defining it. Atmospheric, moody, and peaceful. Think Winslow Homer meets modern illustration. No hard edges, no digital feel.

Review my REST API design for [describe what it does]. [paste your current endpoints or describe them]. Check: 1) URL structure and naming conventions 2) HTTP methods correct? 3) Status codes used properly? 4) Pagination strategy 5) Authentication/authorization approach 6) Error response format 7) Versioning strategy 8) Rate limiting. Suggest improvements with specific examples. Compare against Stripe, GitHub, or Twilio API standards.

A traditional Chinese ink wash painting (水墨画) of [subject - mountains / bamboo / crane / koi fish]. Black ink on white rice paper. Varied ink density from bold black to pale grey wash. Visible brushstroke energy and flow. Red artist seal stamp in corner. Negative space as important as painted areas. Song Dynasty aesthetic, meditative and minimal.

Generate test cases for [function/feature description]: [paste code or describe behavior]. Create: 1) Happy path tests (3 cases) 2) Edge cases (3 cases) 3) Error/invalid input tests (3 cases) 4) Boundary condition tests (2 cases) 5) Security tests if applicable (2 cases). For each: description, input, expected output, and why it matters. Use [Jest/Pytest/Go testing] format. Be thorough - what could go wrong?