How to Create Custom Prompt Templates in Prompt Anything Pro?

What Are Prompt Templates?

Creating Your First Template

• Template name — A short, descriptive name like "Translate Text" or "Summarize Article"
• Prompt body — The full prompt text with variables enclosed in double curly braces: {{variable_name}}
• Default model — Optionally assign a preferred model (e.g., always use Claude for writing tasks, GPT-4o for coding tasks)
• Category — Organize templates into categories like Writing, Coding, Research, Translation
• Description — An optional note explaining when to use this template

Template Variable Types

• Text input {{name}} — A short text field for simple values like a language name, topic, or keyword
• Text area {{content:textarea}} — A larger text area for pasting longer content like articles, emails, or code
• Selection {{tone:select:formal,casual,technical}} — A dropdown menu with predefined options. Great for parameters like tone, language, or output format.
• Auto-fill from selection {{selection:auto}} — Automatically populates with any text you had selected on the webpage when you invoked the template. This enables one-click workflows where you select text and run a template instantly.

Example Templates to Get Started

• Article Summarizer — "Summarize the following article in 3 bullet points: {{article:textarea}}"
• Code Explainer — "Explain what this {{language}} code does in plain English: {{code:textarea}}"
• Email Rewriter — "Rewrite this email in a {{tone:select:professional,friendly,concise}} tone: {{email:textarea}}"
• Translation — "Translate from {{source_language}} to {{target_language}}: {{text:textarea}}"
• Grammar Check — "Fix any grammar and spelling errors in this text. Return only the corrected version: {{text:textarea}}"
• Product Description — "Write a compelling product description for {{product_name}} targeting {{audience}}. Key features: {{features:textarea}}"

Sharing and Importing Templates