clarity prompts
18 prompts tagged clarity, drawn from 8 categories. All free to copy, and all editable once they are in your own library.
💼 CV & career🎨 Design & UX📄 Documentation✉️ Email & messages📝 Meetings & notes🪶 Poetry & wordplay🗺️ Product & planning✍️ Writing & editing
- Is this specific enough?A claim that feels true but reads as generic on the page.Short💼 CV & career
- Is this clear without context?A screen that makes sense to you because you have been staring at it for a week.Short🎨 Design & UX
- What is confusing here?When something about a screen feels off and you cannot name it.Short🎨 Design & UX
- Explain this for a non-technical readerWriting for support, sales, or a stakeholder who needs the shape not the detail.Long📄 Documentation
- Am I being too passive here?When you suspect you buried the point to avoid saying it.Short✉️ Email & messages
- What is this email really doing?Before rewriting a draft you have already rewritten twice.Medium✉️ Email & messages
- Spot decisions that were never actually madeWhen a meeting felt productive but you cannot say what was settled.Long📝 Meetings & notes
- Check which ambiguities are workingWhen you're not sure whether a line is rich or just unclear.Long🪶 Poetry & wordplay
- Turn a vague request into a real specSomeone asked for "a dashboard" and nobody has defined what that means.Long🗺️ Product & planning
- Strip the jargon outCorporate or technical writing that has stopped meaning anything.Long✍️ Writing & editing
- Find the passive voice and the missing actorWriting where things happen but nobody appears to do them.Long✍️ Writing & editing
- Rewrite at a lower reading levelContent for a general audience, a non-native reader, or a nervous one.Long✍️ Writing & editing
- Plain-language rewrite of something officialPolicy, legal, terms, HR copy, or anything written defensively.Long✍️ Writing & editing
- Make this concreteWriting full of abstractions that could describe almost anything.Long✍️ Writing & editing
- Say it plainlyProse that sounds professional and communicates nothing.Short✍️ Writing & editing
- Is this clear?Before sending something where being misread would cost you.Short✍️ Writing & editing
- Remove the jargonWriting that has quietly stopped meaning anything.Short✍️ Writing & editing
- What is the actual point?A paragraph you wrote that you suspect is saying nothing.Short✍️ Writing & editing
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