50 content codes for ChatGPT
One slash code, one job done for you: an idea, a hook, a script, a caption or a title. This is the complete glossary behind the carousel, all 50 codes, grouped by what they help you do, so you can paste them straight into your next content prompt.
How to use a code
Each code is a label for one content task. You are not typing the code into the prompt itself, you are turning it into a plain instruction ChatGPT can act on.
Pick the job you need done
Scan the five categories below. Each code does one job: an idea, a rewrite, a script, an engagement prompt or an optimization fix.
Read what it does, not just the code
The code is shorthand. The line under it is the actual instruction to describe in your prompt, along with your topic or draft.
Write it into your prompt
Give ChatGPT your topic or existing content, then add the instruction from the code. Stack codes from different categories to move a piece from idea to finished post.
Example. Topic: "a post about time management for teachers." Add /hooks and /carousel: "give me strong opening lines for a post about time management for teachers, then turn the best one into a slide by slide carousel with a hook, value and call to action."
Content ideas and strategy codes
Codes that help you decide what to make and when
/ideasGenerate a focused list of content ideas around a topic, niche, audience or goal.
/contentpillarsBuild clear content pillars that organize what you should consistently talk about.
/hooksCreate strong opening lines designed to grab attention and make people keep reading or watching.
/anglesFind fresh ways to approach the same topic so your content feels less repetitive.
/trendsTurn a current trend into relevant content ideas for your niche.
/controversyFind discussion-worthy angles that challenge assumptions without inventing claims.
/storyideasGenerate relatable story concepts you can turn into posts, reels or narratives.
/seriesTurn one topic into a connected series of content pieces instead of a single post.
/contentcalendarPlan what to publish, when to publish it and which topics to cover over time.
/repurposeTurn one piece of content into multiple formats such as posts, reels, carousels or threads.
Writing and storytelling codes
Codes that shape how the words actually read
/captionWrite a social caption with the right structure, tone, context and call to action.
/carouselTurn an idea into a logical, slide by slide carousel with a hook, value and CTA.
/rewriteRewrite existing content while preserving the original message and improving its delivery.
/shortenCut unnecessary words while keeping the important message, clarity and impact.
/expandTake a short idea and develop it into a richer, more complete piece of content.
/simplifyExplain complicated information in clearer language that is easier for your audience to understand.
/professionalGive your content a polished, credible and professional tone.
/casualMake your content sound relaxed, natural and conversational.
/hinglishConvert content into natural Hinglish that sounds comfortable for an Indian audience.
/humanizeMake AI written content sound more natural, personal and human.
Video and script codes
Codes that take a video from concept to shot list
/reelscriptCreate a structured short-form video script from an idea, topic or message.
/voiceoverWrite a natural voiceover that matches the visuals, pacing and purpose of a video.
/sceneplanBreak a video script into clear scenes so you know what happens in each part.
/shotlistTurn a video concept into a practical list of shots to capture or generate.
/brollSuggest supporting visuals that make a video more engaging without changing its core message.
/onscreenCreate concise text overlays that communicate key points while the video plays.
/hookbodyctaStructure a short-form piece around three parts: attention grabbing hook, useful value and clear CTA.
/facelessCreate a video concept that delivers the message without requiring a talking-head creator.
/tutorialTurn a topic into a clear step by step tutorial that viewers can follow.
/storyboardMap out the visual flow of a video before production, scene by scene.
Audience engagement codes
Codes that turn viewers into participants
/ctaGenerate calls to action that tell the audience exactly what to do next.
/commentsCreate prompts that encourage people to leave meaningful comments and share their opinions.
/pollTurn a topic into simple poll questions that make audience participation easy.
/questionCreate audience-focused questions that can drive replies, stories, posts or discussions.
/debateTurn a topic into a discussion prompt with room for different viewpoints.
/saveworthyAdd practical value, structure or reference-worthy information that makes content worth saving.
/shareworthyShape content around useful, relatable or surprising ideas people may want to share.
/conversationMake content feel like the start of a conversation rather than a one-way broadcast.
/communityCreate content that strengthens connection, participation and a sense of community.
/engagementBuild specific mechanisms that encourage actions such as comments, replies, votes, saves or shares.
Optimization and analysis codes
Codes that help content get found and get watched
/seoImprove content so it is easier for search engines and platforms to understand and discover.
/keywordsFind relevant search terms and phrases to naturally include in your content.
/titleGenerate clear, compelling titles that quickly communicate what the content is about.
/headlineCreate stronger headlines that communicate the value of the content and earn attention.
/thumbnailDevelop thumbnail concepts that communicate the video's topic and create curiosity at a glance.
/retentionIdentify ways to keep viewers interested and reduce drop-off throughout the content.
/first3secondsImprove the first three seconds so viewers immediately understand why they should keep watching.
/scrollstopStrengthen the opening visual or line so the content has a stronger chance of stopping the scroll.
/conversionAdjust content to guide the audience toward a specific action, such as signing up, buying or clicking.
/abCreate multiple versions of the same content element so you can test which approach performs better.
Save this, then plan your next post
Bookmark this page and come back to it whenever you sit down to write. Pick one code from each stage, from idea to publish, and stack them into your next ChatGPT content prompt.
Questions? Write to dmg@dynamicmindsgroup.com. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI. Dynamic Minds Group is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
