Write a Design Brief for a Freelance Designer
Use this version of the follow-up prompt when briefing a designer — for logos, social graphics, or landing page visuals. The added sections capture design-specific requirements the standard brief omits.
The Prompt
Now take everything I've told you and write a content brief for my freelancer. Structure it with clear headings: Project Goal, Target Reader, Key Messages, Tone of Voice, Format and Length, Call to Action, and Reference Examples. Keep it practical and specific. If I didn't give you enough detail on something, note that as a question to ask me rather than making something up. Also include sections for: Deliverable format and file type needed, Dimensions or specs, Brand colours and fonts if I have them, and Mood reference examples (images or links that capture the visual feeling I'm going for).
From the guide
Using AI to build a simple content brief for a freelancer or agency so you stop getting work that misses the mark →Related Prompts
Shorten an Influencer Brief to One Page
Add this line to your influencer brief prompt if the AI returns a draft that is too long or text-heavy. Use it to force a more concise, scannable format that creators are more likely to read fully.
Adjust Tone of an Influencer Brief to Sound Conversational
Add this line to your influencer brief prompt if the AI's initial output sounds too formal or corporate. Use it as an additional instruction to adjust the tone of the generated brief.
Write an Influencer Brief for a Paid Collaboration
Use this prompt when you need to write a professional influencer brief to send to a content creator for a paid collaboration. Replace the business details, deliverable specs, timeline, and compensation with your own information before sending.
Write Three Meta Ad Copy Variations With Hooks
Use this prompt to generate three distinct Meta ad copy variations with platform-compliant headlines and hooks that fit within the visible character limits on Facebook and Instagram feeds.