Writing & Social Media Prompts (Captions, Hooks & Resumes)
Fill-in prompts for the writing people do every day — social captions, LinkedIn posts, resume bullets, cover letter openings, and blog hooks. Enter your details, copy the finished prompt, and get drafts you can edit in your own voice.
9 prompts across 3 sections
Resume & Career
Bullet points and openings that show results instead of job descriptions.
Resume Achievement Bullets
Turns a task into a bullet with an action verb and a measurable result.
Rewrite this as 3 resume bullet points for a [Your role]. Work from this task: [What you did], with this result: [Result (numbers help)]. Start each bullet with a strong action verb, include the measurable result, and keep each bullet under 20 words.
LinkedIn Headline
A headline that says what you do and who you help, in under 220 characters.
Write 5 LinkedIn headline options for a [Your role] who specialises in [Your specialty] and works with [Who you help]. Each headline must be under 220 characters, state the role clearly, and include one keyword a recruiter would search for.
Cover Letter Opening
A first paragraph that connects you to the company's specific work.
Write a Professional opening paragraph for a cover letter applying for the [Role] role at [Company]. Reference this specific reason I'm interested: [Why this company]. Keep it under 80 words and avoid the phrase "I am writing to apply."
Social Media Captions
🔥 TrendingCaptions and posts that match each platform's length and style.
Instagram Caption
A caption with a hook, a short story, and a call to action.
Write an Instagram caption about [What the post is about]. Use a Playful tone, start with a hook in the first line, keep it to 3–4 short lines, add 5 relevant hashtags at the end, and finish with this call to action: [Call to action].
LinkedIn Post
A professional post that shares a lesson rather than just announcing news.
Write a Thoughtful LinkedIn post sharing this lesson: [Lesson or insight]. Base it on this experience: [Where it came from]. Open with a one-line hook, use short paragraphs, avoid buzzwords, and end with a question that invites comments. Keep it under 150 words.
Short Video Hook
Opening lines for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok that stop the scroll.
Write 5 opening hooks for a Instagram Reels video about [Video topic], aimed at [Who it's for]. Each hook should be one sentence under 12 words, create curiosity or state a surprising fact, and be followed by a one-line note on the visual to show.