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PremiumEarlier versions of a prompt are kept. Go back to the wording that worked.
PromptTray is a Chrome extension that keeps your prompt library one click away in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and 19 more.
Free for 30 prompts. No account, no card.
Write a launch tweet for {product}
Write a launch tweet for {product}. Lead with the benefit for {audience} and keep it under 240 characters. No hashtags, no “excited to announce”.
Cinematic shot of {place}
Cinematic shot of {place} at {time of day}, slow push-in, 35mm, natural light.
Debug React state issue
Review this React component and explain why state updates are not reflected in the UI. Name the cause, then propose a fix.
Landing page hero generator
Act as a senior conversion copywriter and write a hero section for {product} targeting {audience}. A headline of at most 9 words.
Interview insight synthesizer
Turn these interview notes into themes, evidence, objections and product opportunities. Keep claims grounded in quotes.
Chat, images, video, music and app builders. One library across all 22, with the same shortcut in each.

A prompt kept in a doc
The same prompt in PromptTray
A Save button appears in the composer of every supported app. One click files the prompt in your library.
Write a launch tweet for {product}
Write a launch tweet for {product}. Lead with the benefit for {audience} and keep it under 240 characters. No hashtags, no “excited to announce”.
The Import Hub splits it into prompts and shows you the list before anything is saved.
Spotlight search opens over the chat and looks through titles, tags and categories. Enter puts the prompt in the message box. Opened with nothing typed, it suggests prompts for the chat you are in.
Best matches
The same shortcut in all 22 apps.
Put curly braces around what changes. PromptTray asks for those words before the prompt lands.
On every plan. Premium also keeps a set of answers as a named preset, for the client or product you write for most.
Write a launch tweet for a bike-repair app. Lead with the benefit for weekend riders and keep the tone dry and specific.
Asked once, in one dialog:{product}{audience}{tone}
Highlighted wherever the prompt shows: in the panel, in Spotlight and, in apps such as ChatGPT and Claude, in the message box itself.
9 starter packs, 40 prompts, free to add from the panel.
Core reusable prompts for everyday AI work.
Rewrite the text below so it is clear, concise, and easy to scan.
Summarize the notes below into decisions, open questions, and action items with owners.
Compare {option_a} and {option_b} for {use_case}.
Critique this idea like a thoughtful operator.
Write a professional email to {recipient} about {topic}.
Turn these rough notes into a practical step-by-step plan.
Help me debug this issue.
Turn this one-off prompt into a reusable template.
Validate ideas, learn from customers, and communicate clearly.
Evaluate this startup idea for {audience}.
Create a customer discovery interview script for {customer_segment}.
Create a launch checklist for {product}.
Draft a concise investor update for {month}.
Campaigns, positioning, content, and conversion prompts.
Generate 10 campaign angles for {product} targeting {audience}.
Rewrite this landing page hero for {audience}.
Create a 2-week content calendar for {topic} aimed at {audience}.
Analyze likely objections from {audience} before buying {product}.
UX critique, microcopy, flows, and feedback synthesis.
Critique this product screen for {user_goal}.
Write 8 UX microcopy options for {interface_moment}.
Create a UX checklist for the {flow_name} flow.
Summarize this usability feedback into patterns, severity, affected users, product opportunities, and recommended next design changes.
Understand code, plan implementation, review risks, and write tests.
Explain this code as if I am joining the project.
Create a practical implementation plan for {feature}.
Review this code for bugs, regressions, data loss risks, security issues, and missing tests.
Write test cases for {feature_or_function}.
Outreach, discovery, objections, and call follow-up.
Write a concise cold outreach email to {prospect_role} at {company_type}.
Create discovery questions for a sales call with {buyer_persona}.
Create thoughtful responses to these objections for {product}.
Summarize these sales call notes into pain points, decision criteria, objections, next steps, and follow-up email draft.
Helpful replies, bug reports, help docs, and issue summaries.
Write an empathetic support reply to {customer_type}.
Turn this customer complaint into a clear bug report with summary, expected behavior, actual behavior, reproduction clues, severity, and open questions.
Create a help center article draft for {feature_or_issue}.
Summarize this customer issue for an internal teammate.
Candidate outreach, scorecards, summaries, and role descriptions.
Write a personalized outreach message to a {role} candidate.
Create an interview scorecard for {role}.
Summarize these candidate notes into strengths, concerns, evidence, open questions, and recommendation.
Write a clear role description for {role}.
Understand topics, study faster, summarize sources, and compare ideas.
Explain {topic} at three levels: simple overview, practical example, and deeper technical explanation.
Create a study guide for {topic}.
Summarize these paper notes into research question, method, key findings, limitations, and why it matters.
Compare {theory_a} and {theory_b}.
Categories, tags and favorites keep prompts findable. History and sync keep them safe.
Earlier versions of a prompt are kept. Go back to the wording that worked.
8 ways to rework a rough prompt, from a plain tidy-up to CO-STAR. Compare before you keep it: 5 a month on Free, 100 on Premium.
Asked ChatGPT to write you a prompt? PromptTray scans the replies, picks the prompts out and shows them to you before anything is saved.
Paste prompts from a doc or a note, or upload a .md, .txt, .json or .csv file. Duplicates are flagged, and you review everything before it is saved.
Sign in and your prompts follow you to another browser. Export the whole library as a JSON file whenever you like.
The library is also on the web, to read and copy from: open it
Prompts are saved in your browser. Sign in for sync and a backup, and we keep your email, the prompts you save, their categories and your settings.
PromptTray does not sell personal data or share saved prompts with advertisers or data brokers.
Write to support@prompttray.app and we delete your account and its related stored information.
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$5a month, billed $60 a yearSave 37%
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A Chrome extension that keeps your prompts in a panel inside 22 AI apps, so you can save and reuse them without leaving the chat.
It lives where you write prompts. Saving is one click in the message box and inserting is one shortcut, with no tab to switch to and nothing to copy.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, AI Studio, DeepSeek, Copilot, Meta AI, Mistral; Ideogram, Krea, Higgsfield, Leonardo, Runway, Kling, Suno, Magnific; Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit.
Yes: 30 prompts, 5 categories and 5 AI improvements a month, in every supported app, with sync and variables. Premium is $60 a year (that is $5 a month) or $8 month to month: no limit on prompts or categories, 100 AI improvements a month, plus presets for your variables and version history.
Without an account, the prompts you save stay in your browser. With one, PromptTray stores your email, the prompts you choose to save, their categories and your settings; the extension also keeps a copy, and your session, in the browser. PromptTray does not sell personal data or share saved prompts with advertisers or data brokers. Write to support@prompttray.app and we delete your account and its related stored information.
Open any supported app, type a prompt and press Save in the message box. It is in your library from then on. You do not need an account for that: prompts are saved in your browser, and signing in adds sync and a backup.
Yes. The Import Hub takes text pasted from a doc or a note, or a .md, .txt, .json or .csv file, and splits it into prompts. It flags the ones you already have, and you review them all before they are saved.
Yes. Settings has an export of your whole library as one JSON file, and the Import Hub reads that file back in.
Free for 30 prompts, in all 22 apps.
Add to Chrome — it’s freeThen it is Control Shift K in any of them.