Prompt directory
A prompt library for work, code, research, photos, and more. Every prompt shows what you need to provide, what it produces, and which AI models it was tested with.
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CV-with-photo markets (EU, India, etc.): conservative headshot suitable to place on a resume. Why it matters: people judge a photo in a second.
Gemini / Nano Banana version: selfie to resume-ready portrait with keeps your real face. Why it matters: people judge a photo in a second.
Turn a selfie into a hireable CV/resume photo: honest keeps your real face, plain background, conservative crop. Why it matters: people judge a photo in a second.
First-person About section from a resume: scannable, no braggy tone. Uses only what you give — invents nothing. Why it matters: clear, true words help you get past filters.
Short, specific cover letter from real resume + job description. No fake enthusiasm. Why it matters: clear, true words help you get past filters.
Turn raw job notes into achievement bullets. Marks missing numbers instead of inventing them. Why it matters: clear, true words help you get past filters.
Rewrite resume bullets to match a job description without inventing jobs, tools, or metrics. Why it matters: clear, true words help you get past filters.
Turn volunteer work into credible impact bullets tailored for sales professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Turn volunteer work into credible impact bullets tailored for design professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Compare resume keywords to a job description without inventing skills tailored for operations professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Turn volunteer work into credible impact bullets tailored for tech professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Compare resume keywords to a job description without inventing skills tailored for design professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Turn volunteer work into credible impact bullets tailored for operations professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Compare resume keywords to a job description without inventing skills tailored for tech professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Compare resume keywords to a job description without inventing skills tailored for marketing professionals; no invented experience. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Explain an employment gap honestly for resume, LinkedIn, and interviews. Why it matters: nice answers don't fix the real problem.
Rewrite a resume (or LinkedIn export) to match a specific job description while keeping truth and measurable impact. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Turn rough job duties into strong LinkedIn experience bullets using STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) with honest metrics. STAR is. Why it matters: nice answers don't fix the real problem.
Compares a resume with a job description and separates strong matches, partial matches, transferable skills, and real gaps. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Builds truthful STAR interview stories from a resume and career history without inventing achievements. Why it matters: clear stories beat memorized buzzwords.
Transforms career history into a dramatic, entertaining trailer narration without changing the underlying facts. Why it matters: clarity beats filler — and never invent proof.
