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Make a presentation
What you end up with: A finished slide deck you can present or export
⏱ About 30 min
Free plans work
3 steps
Tools: ChatGPT, Gamma, Grammarly

Make a presentation
What you end up with: A finished slide deck you can present or export
All three have free plans. Gamma’s free credits are one-time and don’t refill.
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Step 1 • ChatGPT
Get an outline
Ask ChatGPT for a slide-by-slide outline. Don’t worry about perfect wording yet. You just want the structure.
Prompt for ChatGPT
I'm making a [10]-slide presentation about [TOPIC] for [WHO IT'S FOR]. Give me a slide-by-slide outline. For each slide, give a short title and 3 bullet points. Keep each bullet under 12 words. End with one slide of next steps.
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Step 2 • Gamma
Turn the outline into slides
Start a new presentation in Gamma and paste the outline in. It builds the slides for you. Then pick a theme and swap out any pictures you don’t like.
Prompt for Gamma
Make a presentation from this outline. Use one slide per section, keep the text short, and use simple visuals. Don't add slides I didn't ask for. [PASTE YOUR OUTLINE HERE]
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Step 3 • Grammarly
Check the words
Copy your slide text into Grammarly, or use its browser extension right inside Gamma. Fix the typos it flags. Then read the slides out loud once before you present.
If you use Grammarly’s AI help
Make this clearer and shorter. Keep my meaning and my facts the same. Don't add anything new.
Write a cover letter
What you end up with: A one-page cover letter that fits the job you’re applying for
⏱ About 15 min
Free plans work
2 steps
Tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Grammarly

Write a cover letter
What you end up with: A one-page cover letter that fits the job you’re applying for
The free plans of ChatGPT or Claude and Grammarly are enough for this.
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Step 1 • ChatGPT
Write a first draft
Paste in the job post and a few facts about you. Ask for a short draft. Claude works just as well for this.
Prompt for ChatGPT or Claude
Write a cover letter for this job. Keep it under 300 words and make it sound like a real person, not a template. Use 2 or 3 of my experiences that match the job best. Don't make up anything about me. The job post: [PASTE THE JOB POST] About me: [YOUR ROLE NOW, 3 THINGS YOU'VE DONE THAT YOU'RE PROUD OF, WHY YOU WANT THIS JOB]
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Step 2 • Grammarly
Clean it up
Paste the draft into Grammarly and fix what it flags. Then read it once yourself. Make sure every claim is true and the company name is right.
If you use Grammarly’s AI help
Make this sound confident but not stiff. Keep it under 300 words. Don't change any facts.
Turn a blog post into a voiceover
What you end up with: An audio file of your post, read out loud
⏱ About 15 min
Free plans work
2 steps
Tools: Claude, ChatGPT, ElevenLabs

Turn a blog post into a voiceover
What you end up with: An audio file of your post, read out loud
Works on free plans for shorter posts. ElevenLabs’ free plan has a monthly limit.
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Step 1 • Claude
Rewrite it for listening
Paste your post into Claude and ask for a script that sounds good out loud. ChatGPT works for this too.
Prompt for Claude or ChatGPT
Rewrite this blog post as a voiceover script that takes about [3] minutes to read out loud. Use short sentences. Write numbers and abbreviations the way you'd say them. Remove links, headings and anything that only makes sense on a screen. Keep my main points and my tone. [PASTE YOUR BLOG POST HERE]
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Step 2 • ElevenLabs
Make the voiceover
Paste the script into ElevenLabs’ text to speech and pick a voice. Try two or three voices on the first paragraph before you do the whole thing. Longer scripts may need a paid plan.
Open ElevenLabs → (opens in new tab) Affiliate linkIf you’d rather describe a voice than pick one (ElevenLabs calls this Voice Design)
A calm, friendly voice, about [30s], with a [American] accent. Clear and warm, like someone explaining something to a friend. Steady pace, not rushed.
Research a topic
What you end up with: A short summary with sources you can check
⏱ About 30 to 45 min
Free plans work
2 steps
Tools: Perplexity, Gemini Notebook
Research a topic
What you end up with: A short summary with sources you can check
Perplexity and Gemini Notebook both work on their free plans.
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Step 1 • Perplexity
Find good sources
Ask Perplexity your question. It answers with links to where it found things. Open the sources and keep the ones that look solid.
Prompt for Perplexity
I'm researching [TOPIC]. Give me a short overview and the 5 to 8 best sources to read, with a link and one line on why each is useful. Prefer original research, official data and well-known publications. Tell me where experts disagree.
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Step 2 • Gemini Notebook
Ask questions about your sources
Make a new notebook in Gemini Notebook and add the sources you kept, as links or files. Then ask your questions. It answers from those sources and shows where each answer came from.
Prompt for Gemini Notebook
Using only these sources, give me the 5 main points about [TOPIC]. For each point, say which source it comes from. Then list anything the sources disagree on and any questions they don't answer.
Summarize a meeting
What you end up with: Clean notes and a list of who does what by when
⏱ About 10 min after the call
Free plans work
2 steps
Tools: Granola, Otter.ai, ChatGPT

Summarize a meeting
What you end up with: Clean notes and a list of who does what by when
Granola, Otter and ChatGPT all have free plans. Granola’s free plan keeps 30 days of notes.
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Step 1 • Granola
Capture the meeting
Turn on Granola when the call starts. It listens through your computer, so no bot joins the meeting. If you want a live transcript instead, use Otter. Tell people you’re taking AI notes.
Notes to jot down in Granola during the call
Decisions: Open questions: Action items: [WHO] - [WHAT] - [BY WHEN]
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Step 2 • ChatGPT
Turn it into an action list
Copy the notes or transcript into ChatGPT and ask for a clean list of next steps you can send around.
Prompt for ChatGPT
Here are notes from a meeting about [TOPIC]. Give me: 1. A 3-sentence summary. 2. The decisions we made. 3. An action list as a table: who, what, by when. If something has no owner or date, mark it "needs owner" or "needs date". Don't make up anything that isn't in the notes. [PASTE NOTES OR TRANSCRIPT]
Build a simple website
What you end up with: A working one-page site you can share with a link
⏱ About 1 hour
Free plans work
2 steps
Tools: Lovable
Build a simple website
What you end up with: A working one-page site you can share with a link
Lovable’s free plan gives you 5 credits a day, so a small site works. Bigger projects may need Pro.
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Step 1 • Lovable
Describe the site
Tell Lovable what the site is for and what goes on it. Be specific about the sections. It builds a first version you can click around in.
Prompt for Lovable
Build a simple one-page website for [YOUR BUSINESS OR PROJECT]. It's for [WHO IT'S FOR]. Sections: a header with the name and one line about what we do, [3] short sections about [SERVICES OR FEATURES], a few customer quotes (use placeholders I can edit), and a contact section with [EMAIL OR FORM]. Style: [clean and simple / bold and colorful]. Make it look good on phones.
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Step 2 • Lovable
Fix it one change at a time
Ask for one change per message, like a new color or a different headline. Small asks use fewer credits and are easier to undo. Check it on your phone before you share it.
Example follow-up prompt
Change only this: [ONE SPECIFIC CHANGE, LIKE "make the header background dark blue and the button text white"]. Leave everything else the same.
Make a short video
What you end up with: A 30-second video clip for social
⏱ About 1 hour
Free plans, with limits
2 steps
Tools: ChatGPT, Runway, Synthesia

Make a short video
What you end up with: A 30-second video clip for social
Possible on free plans, but Runway’s free credits are one-time and run out fast. Synthesia’s free plan is limited too.
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Step 1 • ChatGPT
Write a short script
Ask ChatGPT for a short script split into shots. Short is easier to make and easier to watch.
Prompt for ChatGPT
Write a [30]-second video script about [TOPIC] for [TikTok / YouTube Shorts / Instagram]. Open with a hook in the first line. Split it into 4 to 6 shots. For each shot, say what we see on screen and what is said. Keep each shot simple enough to film or generate.
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Step 2 • Runway
Make the clips
For visuals with no person on camera, use Runway. Paste in one shot at a time and make a few short clips. If you want a talking presenter instead, use Synthesia and paste in the spoken lines.
Open Runway → (opens in new tab) Affiliate link or Open Synthesia → (opens in new tab) (affiliate link)Prompt for Runway (one shot at a time)
[DESCRIBE ONE SHOT FROM YOUR SCRIPT]. Slow camera push in, soft natural light, realistic look, no text on screen.
Make a song
What you end up with: A song you can play and share on Suno
⏱ About 10 min
Free plans, with limits
2 steps
Tools: Claude, ChatGPT, Suno

Make a song
What you end up with: A song you can play and share on Suno
Suno’s free plan lets you make and share songs. There are no monthly downloads on the free plan, and free songs can’t be used commercially.
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Step 1 • Claude
Write the lyrics
Ask Claude for lyrics with a clear verse and chorus. Change any lines that don’t sound like you. ChatGPT works too.
Prompt for Claude or ChatGPT
Write song lyrics about [WHAT THE SONG IS ABOUT]. Style: [GENRE]. Mood: [MOOD]. Use 2 verses, a chorus that repeats, and a short bridge. Keep the lines short and easy to sing. Label each part, like [Verse 1] and [Chorus].
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Step 2 • Suno
Turn it into a song
In Suno, use the custom option so you can paste your own lyrics. Add a short style description. Make a couple of versions and keep the one you like.
Style description for Suno
[GENRE], [MOOD], [male / female] vocals, [SLOW / MID / FAST] tempo, [2 OR 3 INSTRUMENTS]
Make a 3D model
What you end up with: A 3D model file for a game or a 3D printer
⏱ About 20 min
Free plans work
2 steps
Tools: Ideogram, Adobe Firefly, Meshy

Make a 3D model
What you end up with: A 3D model file for a game or a 3D printer
Ideogram and Meshy both have free credits. Free Meshy models can be used commercially if you credit Meshy.
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Step 1 • Ideogram
Make a reference picture
Meshy works best from a clear picture of one object on a plain background. Make one in Ideogram first. Adobe Firefly works too.
Prompt for Ideogram or Firefly
A single [OBJECT], full view from the front, centered, plain white background, soft even lighting, no shadows, no text. [CARTOON / REALISTIC] style.
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Step 2 • Meshy
Turn it into a 3D model
Upload the picture to Meshy’s image to 3D. Spin the result around and check the back and the bottom. Then export the format you need, like STL for printing or GLB for games.
Open Meshy → (opens in new tab) Affiliate linkIf you’d rather start from text in Meshy
A [OBJECT], [CARTOON / REALISTIC] style, [MAIN COLORS], simple shapes, one solid piece, good for [3D printing / a game].
Make a training or product explainer video
What you end up with: A presenter-led onboarding or how-to video from a written script
⏱ About 25 min
Free plans, with limits
2 steps
Tools: Claude, ChatGPT, Synthesia

Make a training or product explainer video
What you end up with: A presenter-led onboarding or how-to video from a written script
Synthesia’s free Basic plan includes 500 credits/mo + your first 10 video minutes (watermarked, share link only). Starter ($19/mo monthly, $14/mo annual, or $9 first month on Deals) unlocks MP4 downloads.
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Step 1 • Claude
Turn your notes into a scene-by-scene presenter script
AI presenters sound stiff if they read wall-of-text paragraphs. Ask Claude (or ChatGPT) to split your notes into 5 short scenes with natural spoken lines and brief on-screen slide bullets.
Prompt for Claude or ChatGPT
Turn these rough notes into a 90-second training or product explainer script for an AI presenter video (about 200-220 spoken words total). Audience: [NEW TEAMMATES / CUSTOMERS] Topic & key steps: [PASTE NOTES] Format the output as 5 numbered scenes. For each scene give: 1. Spoken script (1-3 short, conversational sentences the presenter reads aloud) 2. On-screen slide headline (max 6 words) and 2-3 short bullet callouts or screen-recording cues.
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Step 2 • Synthesia
Build the scenes and preview before exporting
Pick a clean template in Synthesia, paste each scene’s spoken lines into the script box, and put the short headline and bullets on the slide canvas. Preview the audio pronunciation before generating the final video.
If using Synthesia’s AI video assistant prompt box
Create a 5-scene explainer video about [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE]. Use a calm, friendly tone, one clear takeaway per slide, and keep on-screen text under 15 words per scene.
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