Reply to an email
Draft a reply to this email. Goal: [goal]. Tone: [friendly / firm / formal]. Keep it under 120 words, answer every question asked, and end with one clear next step. Email: [paste]
Gemini works well for research, Google Workspace tasks and image generation. These prompts give it a role, the context it needs and the exact format you want back.
Draft a reply to this email. Goal: [goal]. Tone: [friendly / firm / formal]. Keep it under 120 words, answer every question asked, and end with one clear next step. Email: [paste]
Turn these meeting notes into: a 3-line summary, a table of action items (owner, task, due date), and decisions made. Flag anything unclear. Notes: [paste]
I'm in Google Sheets. Column A has [data], column B has [data]. Write a formula that [goal]. Explain each part and give a version that ignores blank rows.
Research [topic] and give me a one-page brief: what it is, current state, 3 main viewpoints, key numbers with sources, and 5 questions I should ask an expert.
Teach me [concept] in 4 steps. After each step, ask me one question to check I understood before moving on. Start simple; I know [prior knowledge].
Plan a [days]-day trip to [place] for [who] with a budget of [amount]. Day-by-day plan with morning/afternoon/evening, travel times between stops, and one rainy-day backup.
Create a [photo / illustration] of [subject] in [setting], [style], [lighting], wide 16:9 format, no text in the image.
Give 20 name ideas for a [business/product] that [what it does] for [audience]. Mix 5 descriptive, 5 invented, 5 compound and 5 playful names. Mark the 3 strongest.
Yes. They're plain-language prompts that work in any major AI assistant.
Mostly no. Gemini is strong with Google Workspace and research, so these prompts lean on those uses.
Yes, completely.