About Squeeze My Prompt
A free tool for writing one complete prompt before you start a session with an AI.
What it is, and who it is for
You pick a task, answer a few questions, and the site builds a prompt as you type. You copy it into the AI tool you use: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, a coding tool such as Lovable or Cursor, or an image or video tool. The prompt is built in your browser, and nothing you type is sent anywhere (how this works).
It is for anyone who uses AI tools and wants a better first answer: people building apps, sites and automations, writers, analysts, investors, small-business owners and students.
The idea rests on one finding. In a 2025 study by researchers at Microsoft Research and Salesforce, AI models averaged 90% when given the whole instruction at once and 65% when the same instruction was revealed over a conversation. Measured task by task, performance fell by an average of 39% across six kinds of task and fifteen models (Laban, Hayashi, Zhou and Neville). The study compared complete instructions with spread-out ones; it did not test how a prompt is laid out. The forms help you say everything up front, and add a few lines drawn from the AI makers' guidance and published studies. The prompt guide sets out that guidance and its evidence, with sources.
Who publishes it
Squeeze My Prompt is published by Obsidian Design, LLC.
How the content was made
The research and writing on this site were done with AI assistance, working from the sources cited on each page. Claims about AI and prompting link to those sources so you can check them. A sample of 20 claims in an earlier draft of the prompt guide was checked separately against their sources: 15 were confirmed as written and 5 needed a wording correction, which was made. The task guides were checked against the research notes, and a sample of their claims against the live sources; the corrections that check called for were made. Not every claim has been re-checked against its live source.
Advice from AI makers changes with each new model. The guides will be updated as it does. If you find an error, please write to the address below.
How the site pays for itself
The site is free to use. It is meant to pay for itself through sponsor messages and paid links, each labeled, and possibly ads later. Ads would never appear on a page with a form. The privacy page says what would change if they are switched on.
Contact
For questions, corrections and sponsorship: hello@squeezemyprompt.com