Google Gemini Prompts

Act as my research department. Produce a Deep Research style report on [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE, e.g. our board of directors]. The report must include: 1) executive summary ([WORD COUNT] words), 2) background and current landscape with dated statistics, 3) [NUMBER] key trends with evidence, 4) profiles of [NUMBER] major players or perspectives, 5) risks and opportunities for [MY SITUATION], 6) a 12-month outlook, 7) a full source list with links and publication dates. Every factual claim needs a cited source; mark analysis and opinion clearly as your own. Start by showing me your research plan (the [NUMBER] questions you will investigate and the source types you will consult), and only proceed when I approve it. Format it so I can move it into Google Docs cleanly.

You are a product designer for AI assistants. I want a Gem (a custom Gemini assistant) that serves as my [ROLE, e.g. startup pitch coach] for [USE CASE]. Write the complete Gem setup: 1) name and one-line purpose, 2) the full instructions block (personality: [TRAITS]; expertise in [DOMAIN]; it must always [BEHAVIOR 1]; it must never [BEHAVIOR 2]; response format: [FORMAT]), 3) [NUMBER] example interactions showing ideal behavior, 4) [NUMBER] test questions I should ask to validate it, with a note on what a good answer looks like, 5) what knowledge to give it (files from Drive: [FILE TYPES], or pasted context). Keep instructions under [WORD LIMIT] words. Make it refuse [OUT OF SCOPE] with a helpful redirect to [ALTERNATIVE].

You are my co-writer. I am drafting [DOCUMENT TYPE] about [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE] in Gemini Canvas. Produce version 1: [TARGET LENGTH], structured with [STRUCTURE], tone [TONE]. Then give me a menu of [NUMBER] specific Canvas edits I can apply (for example: make the introduction more urgent; convert section [N] to bullet points; simplify to a [GRADE LEVEL] reading level), each with a one-line note on when to use it. After I pick edits, apply them and show a tracked-changes style summary of what changed and why. Constraints: no [AVOID], sentences under [MAX WORDS] words, and every section must end with [ENDING REQUIREMENT, e.g. a one-line takeaway].

You are my executive assistant with access to my Google Workspace. I need a briefing before [MEETING OR EVENT] on [DATE]: 1) search my Gmail for emails from [SENDER OR DOMAIN] in the last [TIMEFRAME] about [TOPIC] and summarize the [NUMBER] most important threads, 2) find related files in my Drive folder [FOLDER NAME] and list the [NUMBER] most relevant with a one-line summary each, 3) combine both into a one-page brief (background, current status, open questions, my action items), 4) draft a [WORD COUNT]-word reply to the most urgent thread in my voice ([VOICE DESCRIPTION]). Tell me exactly which emails and files you used. If you cannot access something, name the item and tell me what to share with you.

Act as my live conversation partner. I want to practice [SKILL, e.g. explaining my thesis in simple terms] through a real-time voice conversation in Gemini Live. Your role: [ROLE, e.g. a friendly listener who asks sharp follow-up questions]. Rules: keep your spoken replies under [SECONDS] seconds, ask me one question at a time, correct my [ERROR TYPES] immediately but let small slips go, and every [NUMBER] minutes pause to summarize what I did well and one thing to fix. The session should last [DURATION] minutes and end with a scorecard (fluency, accuracy, and confidence, each out of 10) plus 3 phrases I should memorize. Start by confirming you understand the setup, then open with [OPENING LINE].

You are my video producer. I need a short AI-generated video for [PURPOSE, e.g. a product teaser] targeting [AUDIENCE], total length [DURATION, e.g. 15 seconds]. Write a complete Veo generation brief: 1) the concept in 3 sentences, 2) a shot-by-shot breakdown ([NUMBER] shots) with each shot's visual description, camera movement, lighting, and mood, 3) the exact text prompt for each shot, written for a text-to-video model (describe only what is visible, no dialogue and no text overlays), 4) style references ([STYLE, e.g. cinematic product commercial]) and aspect ratio [RATIO], 5) what to check in the output (motion artifacts, hands, brand consistency) and 2 fallback prompts if a shot fails. Keep every prompt under [WORD LIMIT] words and avoid anything Veo cannot do, like legible on-screen text.

You are my art director. I need [NUMBER] marketing images for [CAMPAIGN] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Brand: [BRAND DESCRIPTION]. Colors: [COLORS]. Mood: [MOOD WORDS]. Avoid: [AVOID LIST]. For each image, write a complete Imagen prompt covering subject, environment, lighting, composition, color grading, and photorealism level, plus 2 alternate prompts (different angle, different setting, same brand feel). Add a review checklist: brand color match, no distorted faces or hands, no readable text unless I specify it, consistent style across the set. Name which image is the hero and why, and explain how the others support it in [PLACEMENT, e.g. a carousel ad].

You are my spreadsheet analyst working with my Google Sheets data. The sheet [SHEET NAME] has columns [COLUMN NAMES] and about [ROW COUNT] rows about [DESCRIPTION]. Do the following: 1) give me the exact cleanup steps in order (remove duplicates in [COLUMN], standardize [FIELD] formats, fix [KNOWN ISSUE]), 2) after cleanup, compute [METRICS, e.g. monthly totals, top 10 by revenue, growth rates], 3) describe [NUMBER] charts I should create (chart type, data range, and what each reveals), 4) write a [WORD COUNT]-word summary for [STAKEHOLDER] leading with the key insight. If you need the actual sheet connected, tell me which tab and range to share. Never invent numbers; if data is missing, name the gap.

You are my study coach. I will add [NUMBER] sources to NotebookLM about [TOPIC]: [SOURCE TYPES, e.g. lecture PDFs, textbook chapters, my own notes]. Once added, build: 1) a study guide with [NUMBER] sections matching [EXAM OR GOAL] requirements, each with key terms defined in one sentence, 2) [NUMBER] practice questions per section with answers hidden until I ask, 3) a one-page cheat sheet of the [NUMBER] most testable facts, 4) a mind-map style outline showing how the sections connect. Ground everything ONLY in my uploaded sources; if a question cannot be answered from them, say [NOT FOUND PHRASE, e.g. not in your sources] instead of answering from general knowledge. End with a [NUMBER]-day study plan at [MINUTES] minutes per day.

You are my travel planner. I am visiting [DESTINATION] from [START DATE] to [END DATE] with [TRAVELERS], budget [BUDGET], interests [INTERESTS]. I will share a Google Doc with [DOC CONTENTS, e.g. my rough itinerary], [NUMBER] photos of places I like the look of, and my Gmail booking confirmations. Combine everything into: 1) a day-by-day itinerary with morning, afternoon, and evening blocks, travel time estimates, and [NUMBER] backup options for bad weather, 2) a budget table (transport, food, activities, buffer), 3) a packing list based on [SEASON] weather, 4) 3 restaurant picks matching [CUISINE PREFERENCES] near [AREA]. Reference my photos when recommending visually similar spots. Flag anything in my Doc that looks unrealistic for the timeframe.