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Learn how to create and manage prompts in Prompt Hub. Prompts let you control how voiceover scripts are generated or rewritten, ensuring consistency across videos.
Each prompt contains instructions that guide how scripts are generated or rewritten. You can create multiple prompts for different use cases, switch between them as needed, or set one as the default for all scripts.

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Getting started

Follow these steps to create and use a custom prompt in Prompt Hub:
1

Open Prompt Hub

Open the dropdown next to AI Rewrite. This opens Prompt Hub.Resize your clip
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Understand the Prompt Hub section

In Prompt Hub, you can:
  • View the default prompt provided by Clueso
  • Select an existing prompt to use
  • Switch between prompts or mark one as default
This section is where you manage which prompt is active for script generation and rewrite.Resize your clip
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Create a new prompt

Click New prompt to create a custom prompt.
This opens the prompt editor where you define how scripts should be generated or rewritten.Resize your clip
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Configure your prompt

  • Add a title to identify when this prompt should be used
  • In the description, write the instructions that guide script generation, such as:
    • Structure and flow
    • Tone or language preferences
    • Formatting or rewriting rules Resize your clip
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Set the prompt as default (optional)

If you want new scripts to automatically follow these instructions, enable the option to set the prompt as default.Resize your clip
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Save your prompt

Click Confirm to save.The prompt is now added to Prompt Hub. You can switch between prompts, edit them, or replace them at any time.Resize your clip

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Best practices for writing prompts

To get the best results from Prompt Hub, keep these tips in mind:
  • Be specific what you want the script to sound like, in terms of style of script, tone, and narrative style. Clearly state how the script should behave instead of using vague instructions
  • Write prompts the way you’d explain something in detail to a teammate
    Simple, natural and structured language works better than overly formal phrasing.
  • Focus on consistent rules
    Prompt Hub works best for instructions you want reused across multiple scripts.
  • Avoid mixing too many goals into one prompt
    If you need different behaviors, create separate prompts for each use case.