# Gemini Notebook prompt library — 142 prompts > Community-collected copy-paste prompts for Gemini Notebook (NotebookLM), organized by category, each credited to where it was shared. **Keywords:** Gemini Notebook, Gemini Notebook prompts, Gemini Notebook AI, Google Gemini Notebook, NotebookLM (now Gemini Notebook), copy paste Gemini Notebook prompts, best Gemini Notebook prompts _Markdown version of https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts — for AI and LLM crawlers. Content is identical to the web page._ --- ## Deep analysis (24 prompts) Ask harder questions of what you uploaded: compare sources, find contradictions, extract every quote on a topic, stress-test the main argument. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis.md) - **The senior-researcher synthesis** — A full academic-review harness: rules, process and a seven-part output structure. The most complete research prompt the community has shared. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/senior-researcher-synthesis.md)) - **The insight meta-prompt (v5.1)** — Doesn't summarize - it red-teams your notes and designs five custom prompts to expose blind spots. The author runs it in Gemini with the notebook attached; it also works pasted into Gemini Notebook chat. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/insight-meta-prompt.md)) - **Neural triangulation** — Three lenses on the same question - analytical, creative, skeptical - to break confirmation bias before an important decision. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/neural-triangulation.md)) - **Reduce this topic to first principles** — Strip every assumption, convention, and fashion away. Find the irreducible truths — then derive non-obvious conclusions from them. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/first-principles-breakdown.md)) - **Stress-test the main argument** — Identify the dominant argument across the sources, then attack it the way a hostile reviewer would. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/stress-test-main-argument.md)) - **Simulate the questions an expert would ask** — The clarifying, probing, and generative questions a world-class expert in this domain would actually press these sources with. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/expert-interview-simulation.md)) - **Compare arguments across sources** — Get a side-by-side breakdown of the central argument in each source — and where they actually disagree. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/cross-source-argument-compare.md)) - **Find recurring patterns across sources** — Surface themes, structures, and behaviors that show up in source after source — even when nobody names them directly. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/cross-source-pattern-recognition.md)) - **Connect ideas across unrelated sources** — Surfaces non-obvious bridges between sources that look unrelated on the surface. For synthesizers, writers and original thinkers. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/synthesis-across-unrelated-sources.md)) - **Reconstruct the timeline across all sources** — Stitch scattered events from every source into one unified chronology — with disagreements and single-source claims flagged. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/timeline-reconstruction.md)) - **Read the sources through four stakeholder lenses** — How a founder, investor, customer, and competitor would each interpret the same notebook — side-by-side, with the gaps between them. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/stakeholder-lenses.md)) - **Where do two sources disagree?** — Pins two sources against each other with specifics instead of a polite blended answer. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/where-sources-disagree.md)) - **Hidden assumptions audit** — Surface the unstated beliefs every source is building on — and which ones wouldn't survive scrutiny. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/hidden-assumptions-audit.md)) - **Rank source credibility and bias** — Audit every source for recency, provenance, evidence type, and bias — and decide which to trust when they conflict. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/source-credibility-audit.md)) - **Attack the weakest argument** — A quick red-team pass on any document you are about to rely on. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/weakest-argument.md)) - **What does this research not cover?** — Finds the questions your material never answers - often the fastest way to spot what to read next. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/coverage-gaps.md)) - **Find the open questions worth researching** — Identify what your sources gesture at but never actually answer — and how to close the gap. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/open-questions.md)) - **Detect weak signals in the noise** — Find the emerging trends and subtle patterns the sources mention in passing — the things that aren't loud yet but might be soon. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/weak-signal-detection.md)) - **Structured research brief** — Turn a notebook of mixed sources into a tight, citable brief you can hand to a teammate. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/structured-research-brief.md)) - **Extract the surprising insights** — Find the non-obvious, counter-intuitive findings hidden in long sources — with citations. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/surprising-insights.md)) - **Index the sources first** — The opening move of the workflow u/Able_Orchid_3818 shared: index before you ask anything, especially on messy transcripts and overlapping PDFs. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/topic-index-first.md)) - **Explain each topic, one by one** — From the same workflow: never say “summarize” - say “explain”, and go through the index one title at a time so every source gets mined. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/explain-one-by-one.md)) - **Find every quote on a topic** — The extraction template from the community roundup - turns a document into an evidence list with page numbers. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/find-every-quote.md)) - **The one-paragraph synthesis** — Forces a real synthesis across everything in the notebook - useful as a closing move after deeper passes. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/deep-analysis/one-paragraph-synthesis.md)) ## Setup & accuracy (7 prompts) Templates for the chat settings almost everyone leaves empty: a full setup scaffold, accuracy guardrails that label every claim, a verification footer, and quick one-line pins from the community. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep.md) - **The complete chat-settings template** — NotebookLM's custom instructions take up to 10,000 characters, and almost everyone leaves them empty. This is a full scaffold — role, output rules, do/don't list, a worked example — you fill in once per notebook and every answer inherits. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep/chat-settings-master-template.md)) - **Grounding guardrails: supported, inferred, or absent** — The accuracy block for high-stakes notebooks: every claim gets labelled as supported, inferred or absent from the sources, disagreements are shown instead of averaged, and "I don't know" becomes a first-class answer. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep/grounding-guardrails.md)) - **The verification footer** — Adds a standing audit trail: every substantive answer ends with a compact footer counting which claims are sourced, which are inferred, and what to double-check — so skimming an answer still tells you how much to trust it. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep/answer-verification-footer.md)) - **A legend for your source labels** — If you use labels or naming conventions on sources ('[DRAFT]', '[2019 — dated]', '[opposing view]'), the notebook doesn't know what they mean until you tell it. This template turns your naming scheme into instructions the model actually follows. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep/source-labels-legend.md)) - **The citation-forcing pinned note** — From u/Inside-techminds' source-structure workflow: pin this and every answer arrives pre-wired for verification. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep/citation-pinned-note.md)) - **The patience instruction** — One line in the notebook's custom settings that reliably makes answers longer, deeper and more carefully reasoned. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep/patience-instruction.md)) - **Turn the notebook into a prompt generator** — Fill a notebook with prompt-engineering material first, then have it write prompts for any goal - and improve its own draft. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/source-prep/notebook-prompt-generator.md)) ## Study & exam prep (27 prompts) Turn sources into exam prep: flashcards, multiple-choice questions, study guides and reading plans with page references. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study.md) - **The 7-day study schedule** — Tell it your deadline, daily hours, weak topics and when your brain works best — it builds a day-by-day plan that puts hard material in your high-energy slots, schedules the practice exam days before the deadline, and keeps the last day review-only. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/seven-day-study-schedule.md)) - **The high-yield cheat sheet** — Everything compressed to one page of what exams actually reward: key definitions, formulas, dates, and the three or four ideas everything else depends on — each item cited. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/high-yield-cheat-sheet.md)) - **30-minute study guide** — A complete 30-minute study guide from your notebook: glossary, core concepts, worked examples and a self-test. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/study-guide-30min.md)) - **Practice exam in your professor's style** — You describe how your professor writes exams — question mix, favourite phrasings, emphasised topics, time pressure — and it generates a full practice paper in that exact style, with an answer key and flags on what to revise. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/professor-style-practice-exam.md)) - **The oral examiner** — A strict but fair examiner: one question at a time, grades each answer out of 5, tells you what a full-mark answer would have added, then asks a harder follow-up. It will not move on until you answer. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/oral-examiner.md)) - **The past-paper predictor** — Upload several past papers and it maps which topics and question types recur versus rotate, then predicts this year's eight most likely questions with model-answer outlines. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/past-paper-predictor.md)) - **Exam essay practice with rubric marking** — For essay-based exams. Writes a question in your exam's style, lets you answer under time pressure, then marks it against a rubric built from your sources — argument, evidence, coverage — instead of vague encouragement. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/essay-question-practice.md)) - **The active-recall drill** — One question at a time, easy to hard, and it will not show the answer until you commit to one — the forced-retrieval loop that actually builds memory, unlike rereading. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/active-recall-drill.md)) - **Four-type exam flashcards** — Not just definition cards: cause-effect, comparison tables and applied-scenario cards, weighted toward what your professor is likely to test — repeated material, bold terms, summary sections. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/exam-style-flashcards.md)) - **Worked-problem drill for maths-heavy subjects** — For maths, physics, chemistry, economics — subjects you pass by solving, not by rereading. Generates problems in the style of your sources' examples and grades your attempt step by step, catching where the method went wrong, not just the final number. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/worked-problem-drill.md)) - **Exact-wording definitions drill** — Law, medicine, accounting — subjects where a paraphrased definition loses marks. Extracts every term your sources define, quotes the definition verbatim with its page, then drills you and diffs your answer against the source wording word by word. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/verbatim-definitions-drill.md)) - **15 flashcards with page numbers** — The community's flashcard template: definitions, core concepts and cause-effect, with a page reference on every card. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/fifteen-flashcards.md)) - **10 exam-difficulty multiple choice** — Plausible wrong answers are what make practice questions work - this template demands them. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/ten-mcq.md)) - **Explain this topic at four levels** — A layered Feynman-style explanation — from a 12-year-old's analogy up to expert-level nuance. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/layered-feynman-explanation.md)) - **Build a mental models map of this topic** — Convert dense sources into the first principles, models, and analogies that let you reason about the topic from scratch. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/mental-models-map.md)) - **The three things to understand first** — Sequencing help for dense papers: what must click before the rest can. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/three-things-first.md)) - **Explain it to a non-specialist** — The main argument, translated - with concrete examples pinned to the sections they come from. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/non-specialist-explanation.md)) - **The cross-topic connector** — Exam questions combine topics for the harder marks. This shows how two topics connect across your sources and gives three linking questions with an approach for each. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/cross-topic-connector.md)) - **The newcomer FAQ** — Turns dense material into the eight questions a beginner would actually ask. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/newcomer-faq.md)) - **Build an FAQ from the sources** — Turn dense sources into a tiered FAQ that newcomers actually understand. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/faq-builder.md)) - **Explain this topic through a completely different field** — Borrow the structure of biology, music, military strategy, or another unrelated domain — and use it to reveal what the sources don't. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/cross-disciplinary-analogy.md)) - **Weakness detection from your own notes** — Reads your notes against the sources and ranks your five weakest topics with evidence — sparse coverage, vague statements, skipped prerequisites — plus what to review first and a self-check question for each. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/weakness-detection.md)) - **Find what your lecture notes missed** — Upload your own notes next to the textbook chapter or slides, and it diffs them: what you captured wrong, what you missed entirely, and what you wrote that the sources do not support. Your notes stop being a private island of errors. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/lecture-notes-gap-check.md)) - **Your personal tutor persona** — Goes in the notebook's chat settings, not the chat: a tutor with the personality and teaching style you choose, who answers from your sources and always asks one follow-up to check you actually understood. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/personal-tutor-persona.md)) - **The Feynman teach-back** — Roles flipped: you teach, it plays the student you choose — curious beginner or skeptical professor — asks three escalating questions, corrects you against the sources and scores your understanding out of 10. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/feynman-teach-back.md)) - **The per-chapter reading questions** — u/daozenxt reads books chapter-by-chapter with Gemini Notebook in a side panel, asking these four questions per chapter. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/per-chapter-questions.md)) - **The end-of-book big picture** — The closing questions of the same book workflow - connection, weak spots, and a teachable artifact. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/study/book-big-picture.md)) ## Islamic studies (8 prompts) For studying uploaded Islamic texts — tafsir comparison, fiqh positions, hadith reports, glossaries. Answers only from your sources, never rulings. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies.md) - **Compare what your tafsir works say on one ayah** — Upload two or more tafsir works and this lays their treatments of a single ayah side by side — what each emphasises, where they diverge, and what each cites. The comparison you would build by hand with the books open, done in one pass with the references kept. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/compare-tafsir-on-an-ayah.md)) - **Map the positions across madhahib in your sources** — For a fiqh question covered by the manuals you have uploaded. It lays out which position each source attributes to which school and the evidence each gives, keeping the attributions the source made rather than inventing a consensus. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/map-madhhab-positions.md)) - **Pin down a term exactly as your text uses it** — Technical vocabulary in aqeedah carries weight, and the same word can be used differently by different authors. This extracts the precise sense a specific uploaded text gives a term, and flags where your other sources use it differently. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/aqeedah-term-precision.md)) - **Extract what your sources report about a hadith** — Pulls together the chain, the grading and the commentary that your uploaded collections and commentaries give for one narration. It reports what the books say — it does not grade anything itself, which is not a thing an AI has standing to do. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/hadith-what-the-source-reports.md)) - **Reconstruct a chronology from your histories** — Builds a dated sequence from the historical works you have uploaded, keeping the disagreements visible. Historians differ on dates and on what happened; a timeline that hides that is worse than no timeline. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/islamic-history-chronology.md)) - **Build a glossary of the Arabic terms in your text** — For working through a text in translation or a mixed-language syllabus. Produces a study glossary of the technical vocabulary as that particular text uses it, which is usually the thing that makes a difficult work suddenly readable. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/build-arabic-glossary.md)) - **Turn a text into a teaching sequence** — For teachers. Takes an uploaded work or syllabus and proposes a session-by-session sequence, with the passage each session covers and the questions likely to come up — the planning pass, kept anchored to the actual text. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/lesson-plan-from-syllabus.md)) - **Generate exam questions anchored to the text** — Question sets where every answer is locatable in the uploaded material, with the reference attached. Useful for setting assessments and for students checking whether they have actually read closely. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/islamic-studies/exam-questions-from-text.md)) ## Audio Overviews (15 prompts) Shape the podcast before you generate it: host roles, episode formats, lengths, languages and interview-style episodes. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio.md) - **Give the hosts opposing jobs** — The single biggest upgrade to the default podcast: one host explains, the other is paid to disagree. Adversarial roles produce actual discussion instead of the "so true" rhythm — and the Challenger tends to find the real weaknesses in your material. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/expert-vs-challenger.md)) - **The two-voice quiz episode** — A 15–20 minute professor-and-student quiz show from your sources: the student deliberately gets 3 of 10 wrong, corrections come with exact quotes, and the episode ends with a score and the most instructive mistakes. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/two-voice-quiz-episode.md)) - **Define the listener, not the topic** — "Make it simple" produces condescension; a concrete listener produces calibration. Swap in whoever you need: a CEO with four minutes, a skeptical engineer, a hiring committee. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/listener-persona.md)) - **The teach-a-newcomer episode** — Hosts explain everything as if teaching a smart 12-year-old — an analogy for every complex term, abstract ideas grounded in physical examples, and the emphasis on why it matters over what it is. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/teach-a-newcomer-episode.md)) - **Script a narrative arc** — Without an arc the hosts wander through your sources in file order. With one, the episode has a beginning, a reveal and a takeaway — the difference between information and a story, at the cost of one sentence. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/narrative-arc.md)) - **The hour-long version** — Combine with the Longer length setting: banning summarization changes the hosts' objective, and hour-long episodes from a dense document become normal. Commuters live on this one. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/hour-long-version.md)) - **The five-minute cap** — The inverse hack, more dependable than the Shorter setting alone. Also works per-topic: one minute maximum on history, the rest on the current debate. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/five-minute-cap.md)) - **The exam-prep episode** — Constraint plus format plus payoff: the hosts quiz each other on your chapters and close with the questions most likely to appear. Listen on the bus, drill at the desk. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/exam-prep-episode.md)) - **Hold a language** — Audio Overviews support 80+ languages, but hosts drift back to English when the sources are English. The explicit "only" instruction holds the line; language learners generate the same episode at two difficulty levels. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/hold-a-language.md)) - **The zero-drift English episode** — The reverse case — sources in another language, episode strictly in English: proper nouns and necessary quotes exempted, foreign terms translated on first mention, natural cadence rules and a timed three-part structure. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/english-only-episode.md)) - **Prime it for interruptions** — Interactive mode lets you question the hosts mid-episode; unprimed, they give a polite non-answer and return to script. Primed, it turns into a tutorial. English only for now. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/interruptions-priming.md)) - **The 3-minute brief** — The single most repeated Audio Overview fix: kill the warm-up minute, go straight at one topic. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/three-minute-brief.md)) - **The debate episode** — Makes the hosts argue both sides of a position from the sources instead of narrating consensus. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/debate-format.md)) - **The thorough exploration** — The opposite lever: a long-form episode that must include counterarguments, not just agreement. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/deep-exploration.md)) - **The critique episode** — An episode that reviews the material's methodology and arguments instead of repeating them. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/audio/critique-episode.md)) ## Slides, video & infographics (46 prompts) Style prompts for slides, infographics and video — pick a look, paste the prompt, generate. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals.md) - **Chalkboard** — White "chalk" lines on a dark slate background with textured shading. Best for academic lectures, physics/math proofs, and historical retrospectives. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/chalkboard.md)) - **Whiteboard** — A clean look resembling markers on a glossy whiteboard. Best for internal team briefings, "live" brainstorming sessions, and agile project updates. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/whiteboard.md)) - **Sketch Noting** — Hand-drawn icons and connectors with a classic "visual note-taking" feel. Best for executive summaries, workshop synthesis, and human-centric storytelling. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/sketch-noting.md)) - **Graphite & Charcoal Realism** — A fine-art style using monochromatic hand-drawn textures, cross- hatching, and realistic smudging. Best for high-stakes ethical discussions, historical reflections, or "Day in the Life" human-centric storytelling. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/graphite-and-charcoal-realism.md)) - **Claymation** — A textured, stop-motion look that appears sculpted from clay. Best for friendly explainer videos, creative workshops, internal team-building announcements, and student-facing content. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/claymation.md)) - **Exploded View Diagram** — A technical style showing components separated to reveal internal assembly. Best for product mechanics, hardware engineering, and systems architecture. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/exploded-view-diagram.md)) - **Blueprint** — High-contrast white technical lines on a deep cyan-blue grid. Best for architectural plans, foundational strategy, and "Master Plan" slides. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/blueprint.md)) - **Isometric 3D Illustration** — A clean 3D perspective with flat colors and sharp edges. Best for visualizing data centers, logistics networks, and SaaS ecosystems. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/isometric-3d-illustration.md)) - **Minimalist 2D Data-Viz** — A hyper-clean, flat vector style focusing on geometric clarity and mathematical precision rather than illustration. Best for quantitative reporting, market share breakdowns, and "by-the-numbers" executive summaries. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/minimalist-2d-data-viz.md)) - **Dark-Mode SaaS Isometric** — A high-tech 3D perspective set against a deep charcoal or navy background, using glowing "edge-lighting" to define shapes. Best for software architecture diagrams, cloud infrastructure pitches, and cybersecurity workflows. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/dark-mode-saas-isometric.md)) - **Professional Futuristic** — Sleek glass-morphism and minimalist high-tech UI elements. Best for aI and digital transformation pitches, software launches, and high-end corporate decks. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/professional-futuristic.md)) - **Neumorphic** — A modern UI style using soft shadows to create a "plastic" extruded 3D effect. Best for mobile app concepts, dashboard designs, and minimalist tech interfaces. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/neumorphic.md)) - **High-Contrast Monospace** — A data-heavy aesthetic using fixed-width fonts and "terminal-style" neon accents on black backgrounds. Best for cybersecurity, technical deep-dives, and financial "stress tests.". ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/high-contrast-monospace.md)) - **Conceptual Journey Map** — A metaphorical landscape (like a mountain path) used to show progression. Best for strategic roadmaps, project milestones, and the "Four Stages of Impact.". ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/conceptual-journey-map.md)) - **Strategic Infographic** — A professional, data-centric layout focused on a "Problem-Solution- Impact" narrative. It utilizes clean vector iconography, prominent "Hero Statistics" to establish high-stakes economic or technical value, and side-by-side comparison tables to validate a specific mandate or policy. Best for policy mandates, business cases, economic impact summaries, and environmental/sustainability transitions. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/strategic-infographic.md)) - **Executive Dashboard** — A high-density visual summary resembling a real-time command center. It uses "widgets," circular progress rings, and financial data clusters (such as CapEx, EBITDA, and IRR) to provide an at-a-glance overview of complex systems, project health, or national economic multipliers. Best for quarterly business reviews (QBRs), financial projections, project health tracking, and KPI reporting. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/executive-dashboard.md)) - **Watercolour** — A soft, artistic aesthetic with fluid brushstrokes and atmospheric textures. Best for environmental initiatives, visionary concepts, and emotional storytelling. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/watercolour.md)) - **Heritage** — A classic, formal style with serif typography and traditional ornaments. Best for legal presentations, historical archives, and formal institutional reports. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/heritage.md)) - **Swiss Design** — Focus on strict grids, sans-serif typography, and bold geometric shapes. Best for high-end design portfolios, clear data infographics, and minimalist communication. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/swiss-design.md)) - **Glass-morphic UI** — Focuses on frosted glass transparency and multi-layered depth with a vibrant glowing background. Best for fintech platforms, premium SaaS launches, and high-level visionary growth. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/glass-morphic-ui.md)) - **Corporate Memphis** — Flat vector illustrations with stylized human figures and a bright, non- natural primary color palette. Best for hR initiatives, DEI reports, and approachable startup pitches. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/corporate-memphis.md)) - **Papercraft** — Layered, textured, and folded paper cutouts with deep shadows. Best for creative pitches, artisanal branding, and making digital slides feel "tangible.". ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/papercraft.md)) - **Tactile 3D** — Inflated, soft, skeuomorphic shapes that look touchable. Best for modern consumer tech, kid-friendly presentations, and "softening" data. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/tactile-3d.md)) - **Miniature World** — A tilt-shift view featuring blocky, toy-like characters and high saturation. Best for "Big picture" overview of facilities, smart cities, or logistical hubs. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/miniature-world.md)) - **Kawaii** — A cute, charming aesthetic with pastel colors and rounded characters. Best for friendly customer service guides, lighthearted culture decks, and "Icebreaker" slides. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/kawaii.md)) - **Pop Art** — Vibrant primary colors, thick outlines, and halftone dots (Lichtenstein style). Best for marketing campaigns, "disruptive" strategy pitches, and high-energy social slides. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/pop-art.md)) - **Risograph Print** — A vibrant, retro-modern aesthetic characterized by tactile grain, overlapping ink "misregistration," and high-saturation spot colors. Best for creative agency pitches, trend forecasting, and making internal culture decks feel contemporary and artistic. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/risograph-print.md)) - **Retro '90s Gaming** — 16-bit color palettes and early 3D polygon graphics. Best for tech history, gamification strategies, and developer-focused decks. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/retro-90s-gaming.md)) - **Oregon Trail** — A pixelated, 8-bit digital look featuring blocky sprites, primitive digital textures, and high-contrast visuals reminiscent of early educational software. Best for survival metaphors, retro-themed journeys, and classic tech nostalgia, and illustrating “pioneer” or high-stakes project phases. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/oregon-trail.md)) - **Cyberpunk** — A high-contrast aesthetic featuring neon lighting (primarily pink and cyan) with gritty urban textures and high-tech UI elements. Best for future-tech forecasting, cybersecurity, and illustrating "edgy" industrial design or digital transformation. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/cyberpunk.md)) - **Anime Battle** — High-energy visuals with dynamic motion lines and dramatic lighting. Best for high-stakes competition decks, motivational speeches, and high-energy product launches. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/anime-battle.md)) - **Anime** — Colorful modern Japanese animation style with clean digital line work. Best for character-driven narratives and vibrant lifestyle marketing. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/anime.md)) - **Retro Print** — Aged paper texture with halftone dots and misaligned ink. Best for "Classic" brand stories, vintage-themed events, and newspaper-style layout slides. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/retro-print.md)) - **Brutalist Design** — Raw, unpolished industrial textures with high-contrast, overlapping elements. Best for avant-garde projects, fashion/art presentations, and "rethinking" status quo structures. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/brutalist-design.md)) - **The cinematic video master prompt** — u/telultra's full director's-treatment prompt for Video Overviews - worldbuilding, camera language, a forbidden-tropes list and a scene-by-scene storyboard. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/cinematic-video-master.md)) - **Schematic blueprint infographic style** — One of u/Paolo-Cortez's copy-paste style specifications - technical line art, floor-plan symbols and dimension markers. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/schematic-infographic.md)) - **Sci-fi isometric HUD style** — The cyberpunk variant from the same set - glowing circuit traces, holographic panels, HUD framing. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/scifi-hud-infographic.md)) - **Risograph retro-pop style** — The playful variant - duotone ink, halftone shading, numbered modular sections. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/risograph-infographic.md)) - **Modern newspaper deck** — A Japanese business-media art-director persona: Swiss-style asymmetric covers, massive headline typography and strict one-message-per-slide rules. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/modern-newspaper-deck.md)) - **Sharp-edged minimalism deck** — A full YAML spec for an architectural, whitespace-heavy portfolio look, with a catalog of seventeen layout variations to draw from. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/sharp-minimalism-deck.md)) - **Magazine editorial deck** — Cutout photos, asymmetric speech bubbles, numbered sections and crop marks — slides that read like a fashion magazine spread. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/magazine-style-deck.md)) - **Yellow × black fashion deck** — One sentence, big effect: a bold fashion-magazine look with serif display type and sticker-style accents. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/yellow-black-deck.md)) - **Seminar minimal-text deck** — The shortest spec in the collection — for decks you talk over rather than read. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/seminar-minimal-deck.md)) - **Studio mockup premium deck** — A product-studio aesthetic: device mockups, soft shadows and premium spacing for launch or portfolio decks. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/studio-premium-deck.md)) - **Tech-art neon deck** — Constructivism meets tech: draft-line grids, neon-yellow geometry and Didot/Helvetica pairings on paper-textured gray. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/tech-art-neon-deck.md)) - **Sports energy deck** — Asphalt black, bolt lime and jersey numerals — a high-tempo spec for anything competitive or fast-moving. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/visuals/sports-energy-deck.md)) ## Writing & content (4 prompts) Turn research into drafts: articles, summaries, content calendars and multi-platform posts, grounded in your sources. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/writing-content.md) - **Executive summary for a busy reader** — A no-filler, decision-grade summary aimed at someone who has five minutes. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/writing-content/executive-summary.md)) - **Long-form article outline from sources** — A publishable outline you can hand to a writer — thesis, sections, quotes, and a CTA. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/writing-content/article-outline-from-sources.md)) - **Repurpose into a multi-platform content matrix** — Turn one notebook into a full week of content — newsletter, LinkedIn, X threads, short-form scripts, and quote cards. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/writing-content/content-repurposing-matrix.md)) - **YouTube transcripts to content ideas** — Mine video transcripts for hooks, angles, threads, and quotable lines worth repurposing. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/writing-content/youtube-to-content-ideas.md)) ## Strategy & decisions (7 prompts) Decision support from your documents: strategic memos, decision frameworks, future scenarios and risk checks. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions.md) - **Turn sources into a strategic memo** — A founder-grade internal memo: situation, options, recommendation — every line backed by your notebook. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions/strategic-memo.md)) - **Build a decision framework from sources** — Convert raw research into a weighted scoring matrix you can actually act on. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions/decision-framework-builder.md)) - **Steelman the opposing views** — Build the strongest possible version of each side in the notebook — then judge the debate on merit. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions/steelman-debate.md)) - **Competitor research brief** — A clean teardown of every competitor mentioned in the notebook — positioning, pricing, gaps. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions/competitor-research-brief.md)) - **Project three plausible future scenarios** — Build optimistic, base-case, and pessimistic 24-month scenarios from the notebook — each with leading indicators and a probability weight. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions/future-scenarios.md)) - **Turn research into an implementation roadmap** — A dependency-mapped roadmap for a team — milestones, critical path, owner archetypes, risks, and kill criteria. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions/implementation-roadmap.md)) - **Turn research into a 30-day action plan** — Turns a notebook into a week-by-week plan with concrete milestones instead of a list of takeaways. For operators and founders moving from research to execution. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/strategy-decisions/30-day-action-plan.md)) ## Workflows (4 prompts) Multi-step processes rather than one-off questions: triage sources, then synthesise, then produce the deliverable. [Full category with prompt text](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/workflows.md) - **Triage your sources before you synthesise** — Step one of any multi-source project. Run this before asking for a synthesis and it tells you which sources actually earn their place, which duplicate each other, and where the collection has a hole. Ten good sources beat fifty mediocre ones, and this is how you find out which ten you have. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/workflows/source-triage-pass.md)) - **Multi-source synthesis into a Video Overview** — A three-stage pipeline: synthesise everything in chat, save that answer as a note, then generate the video from the note alone. Generating straight from twenty sources gives you a wandering video; generating from one tight synthesis gives you a focused one, because the model is no longer choosing what matters while it narrates. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/workflows/synthesis-to-video.md)) - **The prompt improvement cycle** — For prompts you will run more than once. Instead of tweaking wording and hoping, this makes the notebook grade its own last answer against the sources, then rewrite the prompt that produced it. Three passes usually gets further than an afternoon of manual fiddling. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/workflows/prompt-improvement-cycle.md)) - **From notebook to a finished deliverable** — The last mile: you have read everything and now something has to leave the notebook. This asks for the deliverable and its evidence trail in one pass, so the draft arrives with the citations already attached instead of you rebuilding them afterwards. ([open](https://gemini-notebook-hub.online/prompts/workflows/notebook-to-deliverable.md))