Help & Documentation

Most people type a quick, vague idea when asking an AI tool something. The AI gets a vague question and gives a vague answer.

Prmpt fixes that. You write your rough idea, Prmpt rewrites it into a well-structured, detailed prompt — and you paste that polished version into ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, or anywhere else.

Before & After Examples

Example 1 — Writing

Example 2 — Coding

Example 3 — Image Generation

That's the difference Prmpt makes every single time.

Create an Account

1. 1Open Prmpt from your desktop or system tray.
2. 2Click Sign up on the welcome screen.
3. 3Enter your name, date of birth, email, and a password — or click Continue with Google / Continue with GitHub to sign up in one click.
4. 4You're in — no email verification required.

Sign In

• Use your email and password, or use the Google / GitHub buttons.
• Prmpt keeps you signed in between sessions.

Your First Optimization

1. 1Open the main app window.
2. 2Click New Chat in the sidebar.
3. 3Type a rough idea (e.g., "email to my boss asking for a raise").
4. 4Press Enter.
5. 5Prmpt returns a detailed, polished version of your prompt — ready to paste anywhere.

The Overlay is Prmpt's signature feature. It's a small floating panel that pops up over whatever app you're using — so you never have to stop what you're doing.

Three Ways to Open It

How It Works

1. 1Type your rough idea into the overlay.
2. 2Press Enter to optimize.
3. 3Read the polished result.
4. 4Click Replace to swap your @prompt text with the result — right in the app you were using.
5. 5Or click Copy to copy it to your clipboard.
6. 6Press Esc or click ✕ to close.

No Internet?

If you go offline, a banner appears at the top of the overlay. Optimization resumes automatically once you're back online.

Choose how deeply you want Prmpt to think before it rewrites your prompt.

Click the mode button (bottom-left of the input box) to switch. When in doubt, start with Fast.

Skills tell Prmpt what type of task you're working on so it can apply the right style and approach.

Available Skills

How to Pick a Skill

1. 1Click the + button in the input area.
2. 2Choose Choose skill.
3. 3Click the skill that fits your task (hover to see a description).
4. 4A small tag appears in the input bar to show it's selected. Click ✕ to remove it.

Give Prmpt more context by sharing a document or screenshot alongside your request.

What you can attach

• Images — PNG, JPG, WebP
• Documents — PDF (up to 32 MB each)
• Up to 5 files at a time

How to attach

1. 1Click the + button in the input area.
2. 2Choose Add photos & files.
3. 3Pick your files.
4. 4They appear as small cards above the input box. Click ✕ on any card to remove it.

Rather than typing, you can just speak your idea.

1. 1Click the microphone icon (right side of the input bar).
2. 2The icon turns red — you're recording.
3. 3Say your idea out loud.
4. 4Your words appear in the input box as you speak.
5. 5Click the icon again to stop.
6. 6Review what was captured, then press Enter to optimize.

Already had a conversation with Prmpt? You can attach it as context for your next request so Prmpt knows what you've already worked on.

1. 1In the input area, click Attach Chat Context.
2. 2Pick a recent conversation from the list.
3. 3A tag appears showing the chat name.
4. 4Prmpt will factor that conversation into its next response.
5. 5Click ✕ on the tag to detach it.

Every time you optimize something, Prmpt saves it as a conversation so you can come back to it later.

Your recent chats are always visible in the left sidebar for quick access.

The Library is where you save your best prompts so you can reuse them anytime.

Saving a Prompt

After getting a result you like, click the save icon on the response. Give it a name and choose a collection (folder) to put it in.

Organizing with Collections

Collections are like folders. You can create as many as you want — for example: Work Emails, Creative Writing, Code Snippets.

• All Prompts and Favorites are always available by default.
• Create a new collection with the + New Collection button.
• Rename or delete collections from the ⋯ menu.

What You Can Do With a Saved Prompt

Searching

Use the search bar at the top of the library to find any prompt by its title or content.

Share a Collection

1. 1Open the Prompt Library.
2. 2Click the share icon next to any collection name.
3. 3A link is copied to your clipboard — share it with anyone.
4. 4Anyone with the link can see the collection and save it to their own Prmpt library.

Share a Single Prompt

1. 1Hover over any saved prompt card and click the share icon.
2. 2Copy the link — anyone can open it and read or copy the prompt, no account needed.

Prmpt quietly learns from how you use it, so your results get better and more personal over time.

What It Remembers

Viewing & Editing Your Memory

Go to Settings → Memory to see everything stored about you.

• Click the pencil icon on any item to change it.
• Click the trash icon to delete it.
• Click + Add fact to manually tell Prmpt something about yourself.
• Things you add yourself are marked "You set this" and are always trusted first.

Turning It Off

Toggle Learn from my usage at the top of the Memory screen to pause automatic learning. Your manually added facts are still used even when learning is off.

Open settings by clicking your profile picture or name at the bottom of the sidebar.

Profile Tab

• Change your profile photo — click the avatar and upload a new one.
• Update your display name.
• Link or manage your Google account.
• Delete Account — removes everything permanently (this cannot be undone).

Customize Tab

Custom Instructions — Write a short note that gets added to every single optimization. For example:

• "Always write in British English"
• "I'm a nurse — avoid overly technical jargon"
• "Keep all responses under 150 words"

Appearance — Switch between Dark and Light mode.

Typography — Change the font size (Small / Medium / Large) and font family (Default / Monospace / Serif).

Memory Tab

See the App Memory section above.

Sign Up

Fill in your name, date of birth, email, and password on the welcome screen. Or use one of the social sign-in buttons for instant access.

Sign In with Google

1. 1Click Continue with Google.
2. 2Your browser opens — sign in with your Google account.
3. 3The tab closes by itself and you're signed in to Prmpt.

Sign In with GitHub

1. 1Click Continue with GitHub.
2. 2Your browser opens — authorize Prmpt.
3. 3The tab closes by itself and you're signed in.

Sign Out

Click your name at the bottom of the sidebar → Sign Out.

Have a question that isn't answered here, found something that isn't working, or just want to share feedback? We'd love to hear from you.