If you’ve ever opened ChatGPT and thought:
“I know AI can help… but what do I actually type?”
You’re not alone.
Most people waste time with AI because they start from scratch every time.
The fastest way to get real results isn’t finding “the perfect prompt” — it’s building reusable templates.
That’s why I created this post.
Below are 10 free AI templates you can copy and paste today — whether you’re writing blog posts, planning work, summarizing research, or creating repeatable productivity systems.
Let’s make AI actually useful.
Why Templates Beat Random Prompts
A template is not just a prompt.
A good template is a repeatable workflow: ✅ same input structure
✅ predictable output
✅ faster results
✅ easier to improve over time
Once you have templates, AI stops being “a fun chatbot” and becomes a real tool.
How to Use These Templates (Quick Instructions)
Each template below has:
- What it’s for
- Copy-paste prompt
- Pro tip to get better output
📌 Best practice: create a folder called “AI Templates” in Notion or Google Docs and save your favorites there.
10 Free AI Templates (Copy & Paste)
1) Blog Post Outline Template (SEO-first)
Use this when: you want a strong outline in 2 minutes.
Copy-paste prompt
You are an SEO content strategist. Create an outline for a blog post targeting the keyword: “[KEYWORD]”.
Include: H1, H2/H3 structure, search intent, recommended word count, FAQs, and internal link ideas.
Tone: friendly, clear, practical.
✅ Pro tip: add your audience like “for beginners” / “for busy professionals”.
2) Human-Sounding Rewrite Template (No AI vibe)
Use this when: AI text feels robotic.
Copy-paste prompt
Rewrite the text below to sound more human and natural.
Keep it clear and friendly. Remove generic phrases.
Use simple words, short sentences, and a conversational tone.
Text:
[PASTE TEXT]
✅ Pro tip: ask for “a slightly casual US blog tone”.
3) YouTube / Article Summary Template
Use this when: you want quick key takeaways.
Copy-paste prompt
Summarize the content below into:
- 10 bullet points
- 3 actionable takeaways
- 1 short paragraph conclusion
Content:
[PASTE TEXT]
✅ Pro tip: ask for “examples” if the content is abstract.
4) Weekly Planning Template (High productivity)
Use this when: Mondays feel chaotic.
Copy-paste prompt
I want to plan my week. Here are my priorities: [LIST].
Create a weekly schedule with:
- top 3 outcomes
- daily focus blocks
- 1 deep work task per day
- buffer time for unexpected tasks
Keep it realistic and simple.
✅ Pro tip: include your available hours per day.
5) Meeting Notes → Action Items Template
Use this when: you don’t want to miss tasks.
Copy-paste prompt
Convert these meeting notes into:
- key decisions
- action items (with owners)
- risks/concerns
- next steps
Notes:
[PASTE NOTES]
✅ Pro tip: request a “clean table format”.
6) Content Repurposing Template (1 → 5 outputs)
Use this when: you want more content from one idea.
Copy-paste prompt
Repurpose the content below into:
- a LinkedIn post
- a short Twitter thread
- a newsletter paragraph
- 5 hook ideas
- 3 title options
Content:
[PASTE TEXT]
✅ Pro tip: ask it to match your brand tone.
7) Keyword Cluster Template (SEO content plan)
Use this when: you want a content roadmap.
Copy-paste prompt
Create a keyword cluster around: “[MAIN TOPIC]”.
Output:
- 1 pillar post idea
- 10 supporting blog post titles
- suggested internal linking strategy
- search intent for each post
✅ Pro tip: specify your niche (blogging / AI / productivity etc.)
8) Email Reply Template (Fast + professional)
Use this when: you want fast responses without sounding cold.
Copy-paste prompt
Write a polite and clear email reply.
Context: [EXPLAIN SITUATION]
Tone: professional, warm, concise.
Include a clear next step.
✅ Pro tip: include “avoid corporate buzzwords”.
9) Decision-Making Template (Pros/Cons + recommendation)
Use this when: you’re stuck choosing.
Copy-paste prompt
Help me decide between option A and B.
My context: [CONTEXT].
Evaluate using: cost, time, risk, upside, long-term value.
Output: recommendation + next steps.
✅ Pro tip: include your personal constraints (budget/time).
10) SOP Template (Standard Operating Procedure)
Use this when: you want repeatable processes.
Copy-paste prompt
Create a standard operating procedure (SOP) for the process below:
[PROCESS DESCRIPTION]
Include: purpose, tools needed, step-by-step instructions, common mistakes, and a checklist.
✅ Pro tip: SOPs are perfect for bloggers + side projects.
My Recommendation: Start With These 3 First
If you’re overwhelmed, start with:
- SEO Outline Template
- Human Rewrite Template
- Weekly Planning Template
These three alone will save you hours every week.
What’s Next in the Templates Category?
This post is just the beginning.
In Templates, I’ll be sharing: ✅ free prompt packs
✅ blogging templates
✅ AI workflow checklists
✅ Notion templates for creators
✅ WordPress setup templates
If you want practical templates you can actually use — bookmark this category and check back weekly.
Thanks for reading — and feel free to copy these templates anytime.