A practical ChatGPT guide
100 useful commands to get more from ChatGPT
A practical shortcut library for writing, research, learning, marketing, and productivity, with one-click copying.

How do the commands work?
Type the command, add a space, and then enter your topic. For example: /visual how a marketing funnel works. No installation or special setting is required.
They are not secret buttons
The commands are concise instructions that tell ChatGPT which structure and style to use.
Context changes the result
If an answer is too broad, add the audience, goal, length, format, or an example.
Commands can be combined
Try /deepdive with /table to request detailed research in an organized format.
All 100 commands
Visuals and design
1–18/visualTurn an idea into a clear visual explanation.
/handwrittenArrange the content like handwritten notes.
/infographicCreate a structure ready for an infographic.
/mindmapOrganize a topic as a branching mind map.
/diagramShow relationships between parts in a diagram.
/flowchartConvert a process into steps and decisions in a flowchart.
/timelineLay out events or milestones on a timeline.
/crosssectionExplain a system with a cross-section view.
/explodedviewBreak a product or system into visible components.
/blueprintPresent a structured plan in blueprint style.
/annotatedAdd labels and explanations to an image or illustration.
/comicstripTurn an explanation into a short sequence of scenes.
/beforeafterCompare a before state with an after state visually.
/sketchnoteSummarize an idea as concise illustrated notes.
/posterArrange a central message as a poster concept.
/storyboardPlan a story, video, or process frame by frame.
/thumbnailDevelop a concept for a strong thumbnail.
/carouselSplit content into a social-media carousel.
Study and understanding
19–33/eli5Explain the topic in very simple language.
/stickyDistill ideas into short, memorable sticky notes.
/cheatsheetCreate a compact reference sheet with the essentials.
/flashcardsPrepare question-and-answer flashcards for practice.
/quizmeTest understanding with progressively harder questions.
/analogyExplain a complex idea through a familiar analogy.
/socraticTeach through a sequence of guiding questions.
/tutorAct as a personal tutor and move at your pace.
/examBuild a practice exam with an answer key.
/shortnotesCondense the material into short notes.
/mnemonicCreate a mnemonic for information you need to remember.
/commonmistakesIdentify common mistakes and how to avoid them.
/prerequisitesList what to know before getting started.
/realworldConnect the topic to real-world examples.
/recapRecap the main points covered so far.
Research and verification
34–45/deepdiveExplore a topic in depth and break it into layers.
/factcheckCheck claims and flag what needs further verification.
/sourcesRequest sources and links that support the answer.
/mythvsfactSeparate common myths from supported facts.
/bothsidesPresent the strongest arguments on both sides.
/latestFocus the research on the newest available information.
/compareCompare options using consistent criteria.
/statisticsFind quantitative data and explain what it means.
/casestudyAnalyze a real case by problem, action, and outcome.
/historyTrace how the topic developed over time.
/expertsSummarize viewpoints from recognized experts.
/glossaryCreate a short glossary of important terms.
Writing and editing
46–58/rewriteRewrite the text while preserving its meaning.
/humanizeMake stiff wording sound more natural and human.
/shortenShorten text without losing the main message.
/expandExpand an idea with context and examples.
/toneAdapt the tone to the audience and goal.
/hooksSuggest opening hooks that attract attention.
/outlineBuild a clear outline before writing.
/scriptTurn an idea into a script ready to record.
/headlinesGenerate clear, compelling headline alternatives.
/emailDraft an email for a specific audience and purpose.
/simplifySimplify complex language and remove needless jargon.
/proofreadCorrect spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
/translateTranslate while preserving tone and context.
Marketing and content
59–70/captionWrite a post caption suited to the platform.
/adcopyDevelop ad copy with a message and call to action.
/contentplanBuild a content plan around goals and channels.
/audienceDefine an audience, its needs, pains, and motivations.
/funnelMap a customer journey from awareness to action.
/offerClarify an offer, its value, proof, and reason to act.
/objectionsIdentify objections and prepare practical responses.
/competitorCompare competitors, differentiation, and opportunities.
/brandvoiceDefine brand-voice rules with practical examples.
/viralSuggest angles with strong sharing potential.
/repurposeAdapt existing content for more formats and channels.
/landingpageCreate the structure and copy for a focused landing page.
Business and decisions
71–85/devilsadvocateChallenge the idea and present counterarguments.
/redteamLook for failures, risks, and blind spots.
/premortemAssume the initiative failed and explore why.
/swotAnalyze strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
/prosconsPresent advantages and drawbacks in a balanced way.
/rootcauseInvestigate the underlying cause of a problem.
/fivewhysUse five rounds of “why” to reach the root cause.
/firstprinciplesBreak down assumptions and rebuild from first principles.
/decisionmatrixCompare options with weighted criteria.
/scenariosBuild possible scenarios and their implications.
/consultantAnalyze the challenge like a strategy consultant.
/investorEvaluate an idea through market, risk, and potential.
/businessmodelMap customers, value, revenue, and costs.
/pricingDevelop pricing options and assumptions to test.
/pitchBuild a concise, clear, and persuasive pitch.
Productivity and execution
86–100/actionplanTurn a goal into an actionable sequence of steps.
/prioritizeRank tasks by impact, urgency, and effort.
/summarizeCondense long material into its key points.
/tableArrange information in an easy-to-scan table.
/extractExtract only the needed details from a text.
/checklistCreate a clear checklist for execution.
/templateBuild a reusable template.
/sopWrite a step-by-step standard operating procedure.
/agendaPrepare a focused meeting agenda.
/minutesSummarize meeting decisions, actions, and owners.
/onepagerCompress a topic into a concise one-page brief.
/deckBuild a presentation outline with a logical flow.
/csvStructure data so it is ready for CSV export.
/automateIdentify repetitive steps that could be automated.
/promptupgradeImprove an existing prompt for a more precise result.
7 built-in capabilities worth knowing
Beyond prompt commands, ChatGPT includes product capabilities that can improve your workspace. Availability can vary by plan, region, and product version.
Custom GPTs
Create a tailored assistant with instructions, knowledge, and tools.
Projects
Keep chats, files, and context together for ongoing work.
Canvas
A shared workspace for editing text and code.
Memory
Retain useful preferences and context across chats.
Custom Instructions
Set standing preferences for how ChatGPT responds.
Deep Research
Run multi-step research that brings information together.
Voice Mode
Use a natural voice conversation without typing.
Based on the Command Library by Aashi / @marketrypro, edited and adapted by NexAI.
