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Save and reuse prompts in ChatGPT. Load from JSON/YAML, insert instantly and streamline your workflow. Stop rewriting the same prompts. ChatGPT Prompt Loader lets you store, manage, and instantly insert reusable prompts directly into ChatGPT. Built for speed and simplicity - no bloat, no tracking, open source. 🚀 What You Can Do - Save prompts as simple key:value pairs - Load prompts from JSON or YAML files - Insert prompts into ChatGPT in one click - Move prompts into a new chat automatically - Sync prompts from a remote URL - Keep everything stored locally in your browser ⚡ Why Use It If you use ChatGPT regularly, repetition kills time and consistency. This extension gives you: - Faster workflows - Consistent outputs - Less manual typing - A central place for your best prompts 🧩 How It Works - Add your prompts in the settings (JSON or YAML) - Open ChatGPT - Choose a prompt - Insert and go 🔒 Privacy First - No tracking - No analytics - No data collection - No external servers (unless you choose to sync) Your data stays in your browser. 🛠 Who It’s For - Developers - Marketers - Writers - Power users of ChatGPT 📦 Open Source Licensed under MIT and open source at GitHub. You can inspect freely at - https://github.com/smashthings/chatgpt-prompt-loader 🏢 About the Developer Built by Truly Digital Ltd. We specialise in modern content systems, automation and efficient web tooling. https://trulydigital.net Release Notes v1.4 - Adds in controls for autoaccepting the throttling modal - Adds ctrl+s on the options page to autosave your prompts - Adds the prompt directly into ChatGPT window after selecting in the dropdown
May 5, 2026
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