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Save, tag, and reuse your best prompts from any site. Prompt Vault is a lightweight Chrome extension that lets you save, tag, search, and reuse your best prompts from anywhere online. Instead of losing great prompts in random docs or chats, you can grab them directly from the page, store them in one clean vault, and reuse them with a single click. What this extension does Captures text from the current page using: The “Grab from page” button in the popup (selection, focused input, textarea, or contentEditable) The right-click menu option: “Save selection to Prompt Vault” Saves each prompt with: A title Optional tags (comma-separated) The full prompt body Stores all prompts locally in Chrome storage (no account, no server). Key features Grab from page: Quickly capture prompts from ChatGPT, Claude, Notion, docs, or any other site. Context menu save: Highlight text, right-click, and send it straight to Prompt Vault. Tag and search: Add tags (e.g., “kdp”, “coloring”, “ads”) and filter by title, tags, or body text. Fast reuse: Double-click a saved prompt to load it back into the editor area, then copy or tweak as needed. One-click copy: Copy the full prompt text with a single button inside each saved item. Local only: Everything is stored in your browser’s local storage – no external database, no login. Who it’s for AI power users who reuse prompts across tools Creators and marketers who test multiple prompt angles Writers, coders, and researchers who want a clean prompt library they can access from any tab Prompt Vault doesn’t guarantee any specific outcome from using your prompts. It simply gives you a better way to organize, store, and reuse them so you don’t lose what works.
Nov 27, 2025
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