Turn one brief into an image-ready prompt.

Fill the fields. Copy a structured prompt. Run it in your image tool.

Free below — no account.

  • Free to start
  • No sign-up
  • Reusable workflows

From brief → image prompt

Luxury leather handbag on light stone with cinematic lighting and clean negative space for a headline.
Luxury leather handbag on light stone,
cinematic lighting, clean negative space for headline,
1:1, LinkedIn, premium tone.
Sample output of the brief builder — an image-ready prompt.

Free browser builder

Creative brief builder

Fill the brief → get an image-ready prompt. Browser-only. Copy, paste, run. No account.

Brief builder
Quick starts
Context
Brief readiness Ready to build

Add a subject and a goal to get started.

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Open an image tool

Opens in a new tab and copies your prompt.

Expert tips
  • Be specific about the subject: Name the product, surface, and setting. Vague briefs produce generic stock looks.
  • Lock style and light: Pick one style and one lighting cue so the model does not invent a new look each run.
  • Leave space for type: If you add a headline or CTA, ask for clean negative space so text stays readable.

Want the method to build more tools like this for your team? See Pro below. CMO AI Content System kits

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One-time purchase. Download it. Use it in ChatGPT or Claude.

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  • Set up your first weekly content cadence without rebuilding prompts from scratch
  • Use 10 prompt minis at a glance plus a pre-publish safety pass
  • Print and share inside one in-house marketing team

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  • Give your team both the week-1 cadence and the reusable workflow method
  • Includes Pro Markdown companion and one in-house team license

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Buyer FAQ

How and when do I get my PDF?

Pay through Stripe. Within 5 minutes you receive an email from info@promptanatomy.app with signed download link(s). Bundle buyers receive separate links for Starter and Pro. If email does not arrive, contact us and we will resend.

What does the team license cover?

One in-house marketing team at one company. CMO + 1–4 directs, or one CMO equivalent. Print and share within that team. No agency, multi-brand, or training-resale rights without a separate license.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. 14-day no-questions refund. Reply to your Stripe receipt or email info@promptanatomy.app. We approve through Stripe and revoke the download link.

How is this different from the free library?

The free library lets you use the system in your browser, including the Creative brief builder for image-ready prompts. The kits add depth and team assets: offline and printable, with worked examples, full prompt bodies (Pro), scenario plays, a safety reviewer, a 90-minute workshop, and — in Pro — a method for building your own reusable workflows and tools. You buy the system depth and the team license, not just a PDF.

Is the PDF a live app?

No. PDF is the delivery format for the content operating system — offline, printable, workshop-ready. There is no login or hosted dashboard.

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Workflow 1 of 4

30-day content system

Create a 30-day content plan using 4 content principles

Copy Prompt 1 → paste into ChatGPT or Claude.

META: You are a US market content strategist. Goal: build a 30-day plan using 4 pillars (Authority, Problem, Proof, Offer).

INPUT: Audience [ ], pain point [ ], unique selling proposition [ ], channel [ ], target city [e.g., Austin, Miami, Chicago]. Include weekly budget ranges in $ when relevant.

OUTPUT: A 30-day table with topic, hook, format, CTA, KPI, and expected outcome. Keep tone practical for US B2B buyers.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • 30-day table: topic, hook, format, CTA, KPI
  • Weekly themes mapped to 4 pillars (Authority, Problem, Proof, Offer)
  • One next action for week 1 with owner and deadline

Marketing context (one block, every copy)

Optional. Fills prepend to every Copy. Session-only.

Set marketing context
Marketing context fields

Rules injected on copy (non-negotiable)

  • No generic advice. If context is missing, ask up to 3 targeted questions first.
  • Do not invent numbers, claims, or testimonials. Flag what must be verified.
  • Output must be usable: sections, owner where relevant, next action with deadline.
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Workflow 2 of 4

One idea → 7 formats

From one idea — 7 channel units in ~5–10 min

META: You are a cross-channel strategist. Goal: turn 1 core idea into 7 high-performing formats for US audiences.

INPUT: Core idea [ ], audience [ ], offer [ ], channel priorities [ ]. Keep one message while adapting language by channel.

OUTPUT: 7 assets: LinkedIn post, carousel, 30-sec short video, email, landing hero, ad copy, and 3 hooks. Make examples sound native in US business context.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • 7 native US-context assets: LinkedIn post, carousel, 30-sec script, email, landing hero, ad, 3 hooks
  • Same core message across channels with channel-fit tweaks
  • 3 ready-to-test hooks with one chosen recommendation
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Workflow 3 of 4

LinkedIn authority building

Authority LinkedIn post with proof in ~3–5 min

META: You are a LinkedIn authority writer for US B2B. Goal: draft a trust-building post backed by proof.

INPUT: Topic [ ], proof point [number or customer outcome], city/market context [optional]. Target 150-200 words.

OUTPUT: 1 post with hook, 3 clear points, 1 concrete example, and CTA. Write like a sharp operator, not corporate fluff.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • 1 LinkedIn post (150-200 words) with hook, 3 points, example, CTA
  • Concrete proof point cited (number or customer outcome)
  • Verification flag for any unsupported claim
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Workflow 4 of 4

Daily analysis (Action→Decision)

From metrics — 4 actions for tomorrow in ~3–5 min

META: You are a performance analyst. Goal: convert metrics into tomorrow's action plan.

INPUT: Metrics [CTR, CAC, CPL, conversion rate], channels [ ], period [ ], goals [ ]. Include $ impact where possible.

OUTPUT: 4 blocks: (1) What's underperforming, (2) Why (hypothesis), (3) What to test next, (4) What to pause. Use plain US business language.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • What is underperforming with $ or % impact
  • Hypothesis for why, separated from facts
  • Next test (this week) and what to pause now
  • Owner and decision deadline

Pre-publish safety

Run a risk review before you publish.

Open safety checks
Act as a marketing risk reviewer. Review this AI-generated content before I publish it: [TEXT].
Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Channel: [CHANNEL]. Return:
1) factual claims to verify (numbers, customer quotes, comparisons),
2) brand/tone risks,
3) legal or trust risks (claims, disclaimers, IP, testimonials),
4) missing context a reader would need before acting,
5) a safer revised version if needed.

Quick checks

  • Facts verified
  • Brand/tone
  • Legal/trust
  • CTA + owner
Choose a scenario

Choose a scenario

Pick a practice flow. Copy includes your saved marketing context and rules when set.

You are my marketing analyst. Last week’s metrics: [PASTE NUMBERS OR SCREENSHOT SUMMARY]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Channels: [CHANNELS]. Give me: (1) the single biggest insight from the data, (2) three prioritized actions for next week with owner + deadline, (3) one metric to watch and why.

Next action: Schedule a 20-minute metrics review with the owner named for action #1.
Bottom line: Three actions beat ten vague ideas—ship the smallest test that reduces uncertainty.

Risks:
- Cherry-picking one spike without checking sample size
- Optimizing vanity metrics (likes) instead of pipeline or revenue signals

Questions:
- Which number changed week-over-week and by how much?
- What did we intentionally not do last week that could explain the result?

Pro

Also in the Pro kit

Full prompt bodies offline in Pro.

  • Video 30s video with hook and CTA
  • Objections 10 assets for objections
  • Lead gen Lead post + DM sequence
  • Story Case-study structure
  • SEO Pillar + subtopics
  • Control Control-center plan
See the Complete kit

How to use

Copy → paste into ChatGPT or Claude.

Copy tips ~3–5 min
  1. Select a prompt and click it to auto-select the text
  2. Click "Copy prompt" or Ctrl+C / Cmd+C
  3. Paste into ChatGPT, Claude or another AI tool
  4. Replace [audience], [pain point], [unique selling proposition], [channel], and any city or budget placeholders with your real data

Frequently asked questions

Is this for beginners?

Yes, if you fill placeholders with your real context — then copy, paste, and run.

Do I need all 10 prompts?

No. Free: 4 workflows (prompts 1, 2, 3, 5) plus the creative brief builder. The Pro kit lists the rest — full META/INPUT/OUTPUT bodies offline (full 10).

Why is this better than random prompts?

You get a repeatable Plan → Create → Check → Improve workflow with clear fields and evaluation — structured prompting, not prompt gambling.

More questions
How much time daily?

20–30 minutes is enough if you run Create → Check → Improve.

What is the creative brief builder?

A free browser tool on this page: fill a short marketing brief and get an image-ready prompt to copy into ChatGPT or Ideogram. No account. It demonstrates the same tool-building idea Pro teaches for teams.

Is this a course or a tool?

A copy-paste Content AI System you can use immediately — not a long course. Free spine + brief in the browser; depth offline in the kits.

Why use this instead of more AI tools?

It is a portable prompt system you run on ChatGPT or Claude — not another SaaS seat. Structured workflows replace random chats and reduce tool sprawl.

How do you protect brand voice before publishing?

Set session context and non-negotiable rules, then run the pre-publish safety reviewer to check facts, tone, legal/trust risk, and CTA ownership before you ship.

Who is this for?

CMOs, marketing leads, product/growth teams, and leaders who need a fast, repeatable content cadence.

How is this different from prompt templates?

You get a sequence, clear fields, evaluation, and a KPI loop — not a one-off output.

Does this work for B2B SaaS, services, and ecommerce?

Yes. Swap the audience, offer, channels, and metrics — the structure stays the same.

For full methodology and executive context, use the ecosystem section – all links in one place.

Prompt basics (1 min)

What is a prompt?

A prompt is an engineered instruction — Context + Goal + Constraints + Format — not a one-line chat gamble.

Engineered prompts cut rework after the first answer; random prompting is gambling.

Context + Goal + Constraints + Format

What is Prompt Anatomy?

Prompt Anatomy standardizes prompt structure so team outputs stay consistent and repeatable.

  • Role: who is speaking and at what expertise level.
  • Context: situation, audience, and limits.
  • Goal: one clear result.
  • Constraints: tone, length, what is not allowed.
  • Format: how the response must look.
  • Evaluation: how to judge response quality.

Definitions

Prompt: a clear instruction for an AI tool with context, a goal, and a required format.

Prompt Anatomy: a framework that standardizes prompt structure and makes outputs repeatable.

Content AI system: a process + prompt sequence that turns “ideas” into a plan, publishing, and measurable actions.

Prompt Anatomy ecosystem

Methodology and community. Checkout stays on this page.

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