Build dynamic prompt templates with typed variable placeholders. Fill them manually, share with pre-filled forms, or compile via REST API for agentic pipelines.
Template
Write a {{word_count}}-word blog post titled "{{title}}" for {{audience}}. Tone: {{tone}} SEO keywords: {{keywords}}
Compiled output
Write a 1,200-word blog post titled "How Remote Work Changes Team Dynamics" for HR managers. Tone: professional SEO keywords: remote work, team culture, async communication
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Before PromptMia
With PromptMia
Writers & Marketers
Blog outlines, email sequences, social threads — every repeating format becomes a template. Fill variables, publish in seconds.
Customer Support
Build a reply template once, generate a share link with the customer's data encoded. Recipients get a ready-to-send draft — no account required.
Developers
Debug sessions, code reviews, SQL queries, commit messages — each task has the same inputs every time. Templates enforce the right context upfront.
AI Builders & Agents
POST variable values to any template endpoint. Get the compiled prompt back. Plug into LangChain, n8n, Zapier, or your own agent loop.
Works with your stack
Use markdown with {{variable}} placeholders. Add types, max lengths, and hint text inline — no YAML front-matter needed.
Generate a signed share link for collaborators, or POST to the REST API with variable values to get a compiled prompt back.
Trigger AI Autofill to get field suggestions in one click. Accept them all or review each one individually before applying.
Browse hundreds of community templates or fork one as your starting point.
Writes a professional self-review or manager review using STAR-format examples.
Writes a high-engagement X/Twitter thread with a strong hook and clear narrative arc.
Explains any concept at a specified level using analogies and concrete examples.
Creates a structured essay outline with thesis, arguments, evidence, and counterarguments.
Creates a structured YouTube video script outline with hook, chapters, and CTA.
The Right Way to Access Sources URLs and source information are automatically returned in the search_results field of the API response. This field contains accurate information about the sources used, including: title: The title of the source page url: The actual URL of the source date: The publication date of the content
{{name}}textdefault text, max 128{{email|email}}emailemail validation{{bio|textarea:2048}}textareamulti-line, max 2048{{tags|list:512|comma-separated}}listlist with hintCompile any template programmatically. One POST, one compiled prompt.
# Compile a template via the REST API curl -X POST https://promptmia.com/api/templates/TEMPLATE_ID/compile \ -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "variables": { "name": "Ana", "role": "technical", "task": "convert meeting notes into comprehensive documentation briefs.", "tone": "professional" } }'
Response
{ "compiled": "You are a technical assistant helping Ana.\n\nYour task: convert meeting notes into comprehensive documentation briefs.\n\nTone: professional", "missing_variables": [] }
API key auth
Bcrypt-hashed keys, shown once on creation
Any HTTP client
curl, fetch, axios, LangChain, etc.
Provider-agnostic
Groq, Ollama, OpenAI — swap AI providers for any workflow
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Free
Perfect for individuals exploring prompt engineering.
Pro
For power users who compile prompts at scale.
Team
For teams that need shared prompt infrastructure.
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