Prompt Guide: Make ChatGPT Output Sound Human

The Four Pillars of Human-Ready Prompts

1. Audience: who it’s for (student, manager, CFO, patient).
2. Angle: what matters (outcome, risk, clarity, persuasion).
3. Structure: sections, order, length constraints.
4. Tone: plain, academic, warm, executive, etc.

Plug-and-Play Prompt Templates

You are rewriting for natural human cadence. Audience: [role]. Goal: [goal]. Keep facts and intent. Vary sentence length. Remove clichés. Prefer concrete verbs. Keep to [length]. End with a crisp summary.

Audience: executives. Objective: decision clarity. Use short paragraphs, clear outcomes, and one risk note. Keep tone direct, not hypey. Preserve meaning. End with next step.

Audience: academic reader. Define terms once. Use signposted transitions. Keep hedges minimal but precise. Preserve claims and citations. Avoid filler.

Audience: potential customers. Tone: warm, clear, specific benefits. No buzzwords. Keep to 120–160 words. Preserve facts. End with a concrete CTA.

Combine Prompts with Interaction Modes

Prompts are necessary but not sufficient. Use modes to “think before you write”:

• Conversation: clarify intent and logic by asking questions back.
• Expert: check domain-specific accuracy and terminology.
• Simulation: test what-ifs/counter-arguments on tricky points.
• Smart: auto-tune structure and length before polishing.

Then run Humanize to refine cadence and tone without changing meaning.

Workflow Example (Prompt → Mode → Humanize)

1. Paste your draft and apply a template for audience + tone.
2. Run Conversation to clear ambiguity.
3. Run Expert for domain terminology.
4. Run Smart to tighten structure.
5. Run Humanize to finalize natural voice.

Advanced Tips

• Reference constraints: max words, sections, mandatory points.
• Audience cues: preferred jargon level, prior knowledge.
• Rhythm: ask for varied sentence length and strong verbs.
• Multilingual: set target language (German/Turkish/Spanish) and keep idioms native.