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Claude Prompt Generator

Write prompts that unlock Claude's best-in-class instruction following and long-form writing.

Claude 3.7 Sonnet is the most instruction-faithful AI model available in 2026 — it will follow detailed, multi-part prompts more precisely than any competitor. But to get that precision, your prompts need to match Claude's strengths: explicit structure, clear constraints, and specific output requirements. PromptIt structures your rough idea into a prompt Claude will execute exactly as intended.

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What makes a great Claude prompt?

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Claude excels at multi-constraint prompts — it can juggle tone, format, word count, and style requirements simultaneously without dropping any

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Use XML-style tags like <context>, <task>, and <output_format> to segment your prompt — Claude is trained to respond better to structured markup

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Claude's 200K context window means you can paste entire documents and ask it to work within that context without summarising

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Unlike ChatGPT, Claude doesn't need a persona setup — it responds well to direct, precise instructions without role-playing frameworks

Before & after: how PromptIt improves your Claude prompts

Used Claude's preferred XML tag structure to clearly separate context, task, format, and constraints — giving Claude unambiguous instructions for each dimension of the task.

✗ Weak prompt

Edit my blog post to make it better.

✓ PromptIt-optimised

<context>You are editing a 1,200-word blog post about remote work productivity for a SaaS company's blog. The audience is mid-level managers at tech companies.</context><task>Edit the post for clarity and concision. Do not change the core arguments or add new information. Tighten every sentence.</task><output_format>Return the full edited post. Below the post, add a bullet list of every change you made and why.</output_format><constraints>Keep final word count under 900 words. Preserve the original section headings. Maintain a professional but approachable tone.</constraints>

Ready-to-use Claude prompt starters

Long Document Analysis

<context>[Paste full document here]</context><task>Analyse this document and extract: 1. Main arguments 2. Supporting evidence 3. Any logical gaps or unsupported claims</task><output_format>Structured report with headers for each section</output_format>

Structured Writing

<task>Write a [document type] about [topic]</task><constraints>Word count: [X]. Tone: [tone]. Audience: [audience]. Do not use [specific words/phrases to avoid].</constraints><output_format>[Required format: headers, bullet points, table, etc.]</output_format>

Code Review

<context>Language: [language]. Purpose: [what code does]</context><task>Review this code for: 1. Bugs 2. Performance issues 3. Security vulnerabilities 4. Style improvements</task>[Paste code]<output_format>Numbered list of issues with line references and suggested fixes</output_format>

Research Synthesis

Here are [N] articles on [topic]: [paste text]. Synthesise the key findings into a structured summary. Identify: 1. Points of consensus 2. Contradictions 3. Open questions. Max [X] words.

Claude prompting tips

Use XML tags (<context>, <task>, <constraints>, <output_format>) — Claude is trained to parse these and follow each section precisely

Be explicit about what NOT to do — Claude respects negative constraints ('Do not summarise', 'Avoid passive voice') more than most models

For long documents, paste the full text before your instructions — Claude's 200K context handles it without needing to summarise first

Ask Claude to 'think through this step by step before writing your final answer' for complex analytical tasks

Stop writing weak Claude prompts

PromptIt analyses your rough idea and builds a complete, structured prompt with role, context, constraints, and format — ready to paste into Claude in seconds.

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