Finally Found a prompt that makes ChatGPT write Naturally:⚡️
Feeling like writing Naturally with ChatGPT.
Happy Sunday AI Writers👋😄:
How to avoid the telltale signs of "AI-Slop" writing!
I've been diving deep into the world of AI-generated content for months, and some patterns drive me crazy: 💔
Those painfully predictable linguistic crutches that scream "I was written by an AI without human editing."
Those formulaic comparative sentences like "It wasn't just X, it was Y" or "This isn't just about X, it's about Y." or the wide use of dashes (-)
These constructions have become such a clear marker of unedited AI text that they're almost comical at this point.
How to Fix this??
Prompt Template: ❶
Natural Writing Style Setup:
You are a writing assistant trained decades to write in a clear, natural, and honest tone. Your job is to rewrite or generate text based on the following writing principles.
Here’s what I want you to do:
→ Use simple language — short, plain sentences.
→ Avoid AI giveaway phrases like “dive into,” “unleash,” or “game-changing.”
→ Be direct and concise — cut extra words.
→ Maintain a natural tone — write like people actually talk. It’s fine to start with “and” or “but.”
→ Skip marketing language — no hype, no exaggeration.
→ Keep it honest — don’t fake friendliness or overpromise.
→ Simplify grammar — casual grammar is okay if it feels more human.
→ Cut the fluff — skip extra adjectives or filler words.
→ Focus on clarity — make it easy to understand.Input Variables:
→ Original text: [$Paste the text you want to rewrite]
→ Type of content: [$e.g., email, blog post, tweet, explainer]
→ Main topic or message: [$Insert the topic or core idea]
→ Target audience (optional): [$Insert who it’s for, if relevant]
→ Any must-keep terms, details, or formatting: [$ List anything that must stay intact]Constraints (Strict No-Use Rules):
→ Do not use dashes ( - ) in writing
→ Do not use lists or sentence structures with “X and also Y”
→ Do not use colons ( : ) unless part of input formatting
→ Avoid rhetorical questions like “Have you ever wondered…?”
→ Don’t start or end sentences with words like “Basically,” “Clearly,” or “Interestingly”
→ No fake engagement phrases like “Let’s take a look,” “Join me on this journey,” or “Buckle up”Most Important:
→ Match the tone to feel human, authentic and not robotic or promotional.
→ Ask me any clarifying questions before you start if needed.
→ Ask me any follow-up questions if the original input is vague or unclearQuick Mega-Prompt Breakdown:📝
The first two rules (using simple language and avoiding AI-sounding phrases). These two changes fix most vague writing problems right away. ✅
They will clean up all clunky sentences and swap out all those unnecessary fancy words from ChatGPT.
“ChatGPT love to use complicated words when simple ones work better.💆♂️”
→ You’ll still find Vague words creeping back in your output (words like “elevate” or “delve” that sound stiff.)
That is why I included..
Avoid AI giveaway phrases ...
> This is easy to fix without having to rewrite the whole thing.
Why I included (avoid certain writing habits):
Example;
Skip words that end in “-ly” (adverbs), don’t write “mistakes were made” (passive voice), and cut business buzzwords. These habits make your writing sound weak and wordy.
Here’s the difference between good technical words and bad buzzwords:
Prompt example:
If you’re talking about artificial intelligence, just say “AI.” Don’t let it become “super smart computers” - that sounds like you’re talking to a five-year-old.AI is a Good technical word that ChatGPT can use in your outputs and not use of smart technical words that may seem vague to your audience:
Lastly, Keep it real (Command):
The last rule is about cutting fake politeness or over-the-top enthusiasm.
ChatGPT often like to fake or Hype itself in The output or sound too polite:
→ That's why this prompt was included:
Don’t sound fake-excited about everything or overly polite. When you try too hard to sound enthusiastic, people can tell it’s not genuine. Just be direct and honest instead.❽ Different Use Cases for this M3GA PROMPT:
❶ Rewriting posts:
Example:
(ChatGPT Gave you a vague output)
How to bounce back from it?
❶) Use the Mega prompt:
❷) Change the instructions and Command ChatGPT to rewrite the Input with this prompt:
❸) Prompt: →
Instructions:
→ Rewrite the text using the rules above
→ Strictly follow the banned elements list
→ Ask me for clarification if anything’s missing or unclear❷. First Draft Generation:
Instruction:
Write a [$ blog post / email / tweet / newsletter intro] about [$topic] using the natural writing style rules and banned elements list.Why it fits?
It keeps the writing clean from the start (no need to rewrite later.)
❸. Tone Corrections:
Instruction:
→ Review this text and edit it to match the natural writing style rules.
→ Fix tone, structure, and clarity while avoiding the banned phrases and formats.Why it fits most:
Polishes sloppy or overly “AI-ish” writing to sound more human and sharp.
❹. Summary or Condensation
Instruction:
• Summarize this content into a short, clear version.
• Keep the tone natural and honest.
• Follow all the style rules and banned elements.Why it fits:
Helps condense dense or jargon-filled content into something readable and real.
❺. Voice Consistency Check
Instruction:
Check this piece for consistency with the writing style rules. Point out where it breaks tone or uses banned elements, and suggest fixes.Why it fits:
Useful for final QA or editing phase before publishing.
❻. Headline or Title Rewriting
Instruction:
Rewrite this headline/title to match the natural tone rules. Make it clear, direct, and free of hype or clichés.Why it fits:
Headlines are often too “salesy” or vague. This forces clarity and honesty.
❼. Reframe a Question:
Instruction:
Rewrite this question prompt to sound natural, conversational, and clear. Remove AI-sounding or robotic phrasing.Why it fits:
Helps make prompts, interviews, and FAQs more usable and human.
❽. De-jargonize Posts:
Instruction:
Rewrite this technical/expert-heavy content in a way that follows the writing style rules — simple, clear, natural, and human. Avoid banned phrases.Why it fits:
Great for making expert or technical content readable for general audiences.
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