Free AI Prompts & Brand Worksheets

Your Brand Context Worksheet

Gather the real details behind your voice, audience, life, and offers.

Teach AI Your Creator Brand

A guided interview prompt with simple instructions to help AI understand your voice, audience, and brand.

Find Your Brand Look

Your brand look is the colors, letter styles, and pictures people start to recognize as yours. You do not need to know any design words to begin.

Open a new chat in ChatGPT or Claude.
Copy the whole prompt below and paste it into the chat.
Answer one question at a time. “I don’t know—show me examples” is a perfectly good answer.
Compare the three visual boards, then choose your favorite direction. Ask for changes until it feels like you.
Save your color codes and font names in a note called My Brand Look.
Try it on one post, then reuse those choices on your next few posts.

A hex code is a color’s copy-and-paste address. A font is the style of the letters. A mood board is a page of examples showing the feeling you want.

Open your copy-and-paste brand prompt

Select all the text in this box and copy it.

Help me explore a visual identity for my personal brand. I am a beginner. Use everyday words, explain unfamiliar terms, and ask one question at a time. Do not invent facts about me or choose a finished look before hearing my answers.

First ask me:
- What name do I want people to know me by? A personal name is fine.
- What do I share or help people with?
- Who do I want to reach?
- How do I want someone to feel when they see my content? Give simple examples if I am stuck.
- Which colors or styles do I lteike or dislike?
- Where will I use this look: social posts, videos, a website, or something else?
- Do I have any existing photos, colors, or a logo I want to keep?

After my answers, suggest THREE different brand directions. Make them meaningfully different, but all connected to my answers. For each direction give:
1. A simple name and a one-sentence description of the feeling.
2. FIVE colors with hex codes (the six-character color codes I can paste into a design tool). Label their jobs: background, main text, main brand color, soft supporting color, and small accent. Explain where to use each. Include a readable dark-text/light-background combination; do not claim accessibility has been checked unless you actually checked the contrast.
3. TWO font choices: one for headlines and one for everyday text. Prefer widely available free fonts and name a fallback. Explain which words use which font, and keep body text easy to read. Tell me to check availability and license in the tool I use.
4. THREE simple logo concepts: a text-only name logo, initials, and a small symbol. Describe each. Do not imitate another brand's logo. Tell me which would stay clearest when small.
5. Photo and video direction: lighting, backgrounds, outfit colors, and caption style. Make suggestions I can do at home without buying a new wardrobe.
6. A sample social post and website header described in words so I can picture the look.
7. Why it fits my answers and one possible drawback.

Put the three options in a short comparison table. Ask which option feels most like me, what I dislike, and whether I want to combine specific pieces. Then refine ONE direction into a one-page brand reference with color codes, font names, logo direction, photo style, and five simple consistency rules.

Before asking me to choose, help me SEE the three directions. Give me a photo-style visual brand board for EACH direction so I can compare them side by side. Each board should include the color palette, examples of the headline and everyday fonts, a simple logo concept, photo inspiration, and a sample social post or website header. Show how the colors and styles work together instead of just listing them. Use example or generated inspiration photos, not photos presented as real pictures of me. Label each board with its direction name.

If image generation is available in this chat, generate the three boards after I have answered your questions. If it is not available, clearly tell me and give me THREE separate ready-to-paste image prompts, one for each board, that I can use in an image-generation tool. Include the exact color codes, font names, brand name, layout, and photo style in each image prompt. Explain that generated lettering, logos, and color swatches can be imperfect; the written color codes and font names are the reference to use when building my real designs.

Once I choose a direction, offer a refined visual board for that direction and a separate simple logo concept. Treat the boards and logos as draft ideas, not trademark clearance or finished editable design files.

Finally help me apply this look to ONE real post. I want a useful starting point, not a complicated brand strategy. Remind me I can adjust the look as I learn what feels right.

Keep it simple: a logo can be your name in your headline font. Image generation depends on the tools available in your chat; the prompt also provides an image prompt you can use elsewhere. Treat generated logos as draft ideas, check spelling, and check font licenses and name availability before committing.

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Your Brand Context Worksheet

Teach AI Your Creator Brand

Find Your Brand Look

Make the context your own.

You’re in.Your resources are ready.

Your Brand Context Worksheet

Teach AI Your Creator Brand

Find Your Brand Look

Make the context your own.

You’re in.
Your resources are ready.