15 Claude Prompts That Save Hours

Claude Prompts

These are copy-paste prompt templates, not official Claude slash commands. Replace the text in [brackets] with your own details.

  1. LINKEDIN POST
    Turn these notes into a useful LinkedIn post for [target audience]. Start with a strong first line, explain the idea simply, add one practical takeaway, and end with a natural question. Keep it under [number] words. Notes: [paste notes]
  2. BEGINNER HOW-TO GUIDE
    Create a beginner-friendly step-by-step guide to [topic]. Explain every term simply, use clear headings, include an example, and finish with a quick checklist.
  3. INFOGRAPHIC BRIEF
    Turn this information into a one-page infographic brief. Give me: headline, 5 key points, suggested icons, simple visual hierarchy, and a short call to action. Information: [paste text]
  4. DEEP RESEARCH ANALYSER
    Research [topic] using the sources I provide. Summarise the main findings, identify patterns and disagreements, note any weak evidence, and give practical conclusions. Sources: [paste links or text]
  5. SLIDE DECK OUTLINE
    Turn these notes into a [number]-slide presentation. For each slide, give a short title, 3 to 5 bullet points, and a visual suggestion. Audience: [who it is for]. Notes: [paste notes]
  6. LINKEDIN HOOKS
    Write 15 strong LinkedIn hooks about [topic] for [audience]. Make them specific, clear, and curiosity-driven. Avoid clickbait and generic motivational language.
  7. PROMPT OPTIMISER
    Improve this prompt for clarity and better output. First identify missing details, then give me a polished version and a short version. Original prompt: [paste prompt]
  8. NEGOTIATION PREPARATION
    Help me prepare for a negotiation about [situation]. List my goals, the other side’s likely goals, useful questions, possible objections, and respectful responses.
  9. EXCEL-READY TABLE
    Turn this information into an Excel-ready table. Use clear column headings and one item per row. If information is missing, leave the cell blank. Data: [paste text]
  10. DIRECT-RESPONSE REWRITE
    Rewrite this marketing copy to be clearer, more specific, and benefit-led. Keep the original claim honest. Give me 3 versions: concise, persuasive, and friendly. Copy: [paste copy]
  11. HUMAN WRITING EDIT
    Edit this text so it sounds natural, confident, and human. Remove repetition, unnecessary buzzwords, and overly formal language. Keep my meaning and tone. Text: [paste text]
  12. MEETING NOTES TO ACTIONS
    Turn these meeting notes into a clean summary with decisions, action items, owner, and deadline. Flag anything unclear. Notes: [paste notes]
  13. CLIENT BRIEF
    Turn this project information into a clear client brief. Include objectives, audience, deliverables, timeline, dependencies, questions, and next steps. Information: [paste details]
  14. POST PERFORMANCE REVIEW
    Analyse this social-media post performance. Explain what worked, what did not, and give 5 practical tests for the next post. Metrics and post: [paste details]
  15. REUSABLE CONTENT RECIPE
    Create a repeatable content recipe for [platform] about [topic]. Include a hook formula, structure, writing checklist, and 3 example openings.

TIP: Give Claude the audience, goal, source material, desired format, and any limits. Better context produces better results.