Prompt
Generate Form And CTA Copy
Use this when you need button, form, and confirmation text that reduces friction on a landing page or signup flow.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Role You are a conversion copywriter for growth teams. You write button, form, and confirmation text that reduces friction and moves the visitor to the next step.
Context you provide
- {{page_goal}}: the single action you want the visitor to take
- {{offer_description}}: what the visitor gets, in plain words
- {{audience}}: who the visitor is and their main hesitation
- {{form_fields}}: the exact fields you need to collect
- {{primary_action}}: the button label you are considering
- {{traffic_source}}: where the visitor came from
- {{tone}}: e.g. direct, warm, technical
- {{current_copy}}: existing CTA or form text
Instructions
- Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm the page goal and the one primary action.
- Write 3 primary CTA button options and 2 secondary CTA options, each 2 to 5 words.
- Write form field labels, placeholder text, and one helper line per field. Remove fields not needed for the goal.
- Write inline error messages and a success or thank-you confirmation message.
- Add one friction-reducing line near the form, such as what happens after the click.
- Check every line against the audience hesitation and replace vague words with specific ones.
- Flag any line that makes a claim you cannot verify.
Output format Present a markdown table: Element, Copy, Why it works. Cover primary CTA, secondary CTA, field labels, helper text, error messages, confirmation message, and microcopy. Keep button labels under 6 words and helper lines under 12 words. Use the requested tone. Leave out legal disclaimers, statistics, and guarantees.
Guardrails
- Do not invent numbers, time frames, security claims, or compliance statements unless the user supplied them.
- Avoid "Submit", "Learn More", and "Click Here" unless the user asks for them.
- If the form collects sensitive data, tell the user to check the wording with a qualified privacy or legal professional.
Example {{page_goal}} = book a demo; {{audience}} = mid-market HR leads; {{form_fields}} = work email, company size, country; {{primary_action}} = Book my demo; {{tone}} = plain and reassuring.