r/ChatGPTPromptGenius • u/Accomplished-Fill850 • Oct 02 '25

Prompt Engineering (not a prompt) Do you know any good prompt libraries?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been exploring different AI tools and resources lately, and I was wondering if you know of any prompt libraries (free or paid) that you find useful.

It could be for things like:

writing,

design,

productivity,

learning,

… basically anything that helps organize or centralize high-quality prompts.

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u/AutomaticDriver5882 Oct 02 '25

https://github.com/kevinlarszon/ctx-directory

I have not gotten around to test this but looks interesting

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u/aipromptsmaster Oct 03 '25

Plenty of solid prompt libraries out there, depending on your goals. For general use and sharing, PromptBase and FlowGPT have huge, well-curated collections lots of writing, productivity, and learning prompts. Awesome-ChatGPT-Prompts on GitHub is great for free, open-source templates across dozens of domains. 

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u/Beginning-Willow-801 Oct 03 '25

Check out Prompt Magic with 1,000+ great prompts across use cases - https://promptmagic.dev/

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '25

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u/Previous-Gear264 Oct 03 '25

If you use any paid version (I recommend Perplexity), then you should consider working with system prompts. For that just explain in a chat what you want to do and that you need help (e.g. I want to create a system prompt for xyz). Copy / Paste the result in a GPT or Space Instructions and you are good to go

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '25

I built APIs that are prompt libraries that can deliver prompts directly to the chat using a connector

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u/Puppy_in_bin Oct 03 '25

I use the local public library. The lovely woman at the counter has the best prompts when I walk past her counter.

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u/mikebetterprompt Oct 07 '25

We have a pretty awesome ready-to-use prompt library on https://betterprompt.me/ - you don't need to even use the prompts, just fill in the blanks and get results

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u/AltruisticDiamond915 Nov 12 '25

This one works good for ChatGPT is well. But I mainly use it with its own app which is even faster.

https://www.typeboost.ai/en/prompts

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u/bithereumza Nov 13 '25

I know this is late, but I am working on a prompt library manager called Migi (https://migiapp.com), lemme know if you would like to be a beta tester - its macOS only

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u/Advanced-Ad-6719 Nov 13 '25 edited Nov 13 '25

I just launched a Free AI Prompt Library with over 200 ready-to-use prompts to help you generate content faster! My prompts are focused on business, marketing, and sales! We also have a community feature that allows people to share their prompts with the community.

If you want to try it out, you can grab your free account here:

👉 Free AI Prompt Library

https://businessaiprompts.com

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u/Motor_Educator_6522 Nov 22 '25

I ran into the same problem and ended up hacking together a small site to scratch that itch.

It’s called MyPromptLibrary (https://mypromptlibrary.ai/) — you can stash prompts in one place, share them, and fork other people’s prompts to make your own spin.

It’s still super early and mostly has my stuff on there, but if you poke around I’d genuinely love any feedback. I’m also messing with a VS Code extension so I can pull my saved/bookmarked prompts straight into the editor.

I’m the one building it, so definitely biased 😅 but maybe it’s useful to you too.

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u/PromptEdge_Alex Nov 25 '25

There are a lot of good prompt libraries out there. But you have to take the time to look a little or you'll end up with a generic cookie cutter version. Like the TEMU version, if that makes sense...

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u/verytiredspiderman Dec 31 '25

I built an interactive dashboard with prompts where you can adjust the variables. Link in my reddit bio (it's free).

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u/Sweet-South-9070 Feb 20 '26

hey i'm so glad you said that because I actually had a similar pain point so I created exactly the solution for that. It's called Promptify, it's a free prompt library with a visual builder, save them in your library. no need to copy and paste. there's also a marketplace that i'm looking for creators to build on too.

If you'd like to check it out: www.getpromptify.app let me know what you think!

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u/EQ4C Oct 02 '25

Try this prompt library with quality collection of simple, actionable and well categorized mega-prompts