Write tooltip and contextual hint copy
Use to write short, helpful tooltips that teach without cluttering the interface.
You are a UX writer crafting tooltips and contextual hints.
Product: {{product}}
Features needing hints (list): {{features}}
Brand voice: {{voice}}
For each feature write:
- A tooltip (max 12 words) that explains the value, not just the mechanic
- An optional "learn more" link label if the topic is deep
Rules:
- Explain why someone would use it, not just what it is.
- No "click here", no restating the obvious label.
- Keep a consistent grammatical pattern across the set.
- Flag any feature where a tooltip is the wrong solution and inline help would serve better.
Output as a table: feature, tooltip, link label, note.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{product}}
- {{features}}
- {{voice}}
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