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A prompt library in your side panel: search 40 built-in prompts, save your own, and insert them into any text field in one click. If you use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini every day, you know the pain: that perfect prompt you wrote last Tuesday is buried in some chat thread, and you're retyping it from memory. Again. Prompt Library fixes that. It lives in your browser's sidebar with 40 hand-picked prompts — writing, coding, marketing, productivity, learning, business — ready to search, customize, and drop into any text field with one click. **How it works** 1. Click the toolbar icon — your library opens in the sidebar 2. Search or browse by folder 3. Hit **Insert** — the prompt lands right where your cursor is, in ChatGPT, Gmail, Notion, anywhere **Make it yours** - Prompts with blanks like {{topic}} ask you to fill them in before inserting - Save your own prompts, organize them in folders, star your favorites - Import and export your whole library as JSON — your data, your rules **Forty prompts to start** Blog outlines, regex builders, ad hooks, meeting agendas, ELI5 explainers, SQL writers, cold outreach, study plans, and 32 more — each one written to actually work, not to fill space. **Pairs beautifully** with *The Universal AI Prompt Library* pack — our 120-prompt Gumroad collection for power users. [Privacy] Prompt Library has no servers, no analytics, no accounts, and makes zero network requests. Your library lives only in your browser. Nothing is ever uploaded anywhere — there is nowhere for it to go. Free to use: browse and search the full library without limits, and insert or copy up to 20 prompts a day. If you need more, Prompt Library Pro — available on the options page as a one-time purchase or a subscription — removes the daily limit and unlocks unlimited custom prompts plus import/export.
Oct 25, 2026
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