AI Prompt Generator
Turn a short, rough instruction into a clear, well-structured prompt for an AI tool.
Runs in your browser using Local intent rules — no AI service, no API — nothing is uploaded
How to use it
- Type what you want, however roughly — "remove bg from product and make white" is enough.
- The detected intent and the improved prompt appear as you pause typing.
- Choose Short, Balanced or Detailed to control how much structure is added, then copy the result.
Questions
Does this use AI?
No, and that matters. It runs a set of local rules in your browser: it expands shorthand, corrects common misspellings, works out what kind of task you are describing, and composes a clear instruction from the parts it recognised. Nothing is sent anywhere, there is no API key, and it costs nothing to run.
Will it change what I asked for?
No. It clarifies and structures; it does not embellish. Ask to remove a background and you will not get cinematic lighting, 8K resolution or dramatic shadows added on your behalf. Anything the prompt says about quality or style is either something you wrote or something your request directly implies.
What if it does not recognise my request?
It says so, and gives you a cleaned-up, better-structured version of your own wording rather than forcing it into a template that does not fit. It recognises a defined set of task types — image editing and generation, writing, rewriting, summarising, translating, coding, marketing and video — and is honest when your request is not one of them.
Why not use a language model?
A model would handle a wider range of phrasing, but it would mean an API key, a per-request cost, your text leaving your browser, and a tool that stops working when the service does. For turning shorthand into a clear instruction, rules do the job predictably and privately.