Prompt Template Builder

Turn AI prompts into reusable templates with {{variables}} and generate a finished prompt just by filling in the values.

Last updated: 2026/10/16 Developer Feedback & bug reports
Template

Write placeholders in the form {{variable}}

Variables

Write {{variables}} in your template and input fields will appear here.

Result
Enter a template to see the expanded prompt here.
0 Variables
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0 Approx. tokens
Save Templates

How to Use

1

Write a template

Wrap the parts you want to swap in {{ }}, like {{role}}, to draft your prompt.

2

Fill in the variables

Enter values into the auto-extracted variable fields and the result updates in real time.

3

Copy and use

Copy the finished prompt and paste it into your AI chat. Save your favorite templates in the browser.

About the Prompt Template Builder

A tool for managing prompts you send to AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini as reusable templates, replacing only the parts that change with {{variables}}. It removes the hassle of rewriting the same prompt structure over and over and keeps your output consistent. Templates are stored only in your browser (localStorage) and your input is never sent to any server.

Features

  • Auto-extract variablesJust write a template and {{variables}} are detected with input fields generated automatically.
  • Real-time expansionThe expanded prompt updates instantly every time you change a value.
  • Save in browserName, save, and recall the templates you use most often.
  • Fully client-sideAll processing runs in your browser. Prompts are never sent externally.

Use Cases

  • Standardize prompts for blog posts and social media
  • Manage repeated instructions like translation, summary, and proofreading
  • Reuse role-based prompts with a defined persona
  • Developer prompts for code review and test generation
  • Align a shared prompt format across a team

FAQ

Are my prompts and templates sent anywhere?
No. All processing happens in your browser, and neither templates nor variable values are sent to any server. Saved templates are stored only in your browser's localStorage.
How do I write variables?
Wrap the part you want to swap in double curly braces, like {{role}}. Reusing the same name multiple times lets you replace them all from a single input field.
How accurate is the approximate token count?
It is only an estimate. Full-width characters (such as Japanese) are counted as about 1 token, and alphanumeric text as about 4 characters per token. Actual counts vary by AI model and tokenizer.
Can I use saved templates on another device?
No. Templates remain only in the browser where you saved them, so they are not shared across other browsers, devices, or private mode. Note that clearing browser data will remove them.
What happens to variables I leave empty?
Empty variables remain as {{variable}} in the result, so you can see at a glance which parts you have not filled in yet.
Is there any cost?
It is completely free. No registration or installation is required—just open it in your browser and start using it.