10 ChatGPT Prompts For Public Speaking

Public speaking isn’t just about confidence — it’s about clarity.

These ChatGPT prompts help you write better speeches, practice smarter, and speak with purpose. 

Whether you’re prepping for a pitch, panel, or presentation, use these to organize your thoughts and sound like you know exactly what you’re doing (even if you’re nervous inside).

1. Prompts to Write a Speech Outline

#CONTEXT:

You want to start strong — something that grabs attention right away.

#GOAL:

Write a short, memorable opening line for a speech.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Topic: [insert topic]

• Audience: [insert who I’m speaking to]

• Tone: [insert tone: bold, warm, humorous, serious]

• Avoid clichés

• Suggest 2–3 options

#OUTPUT:

An opening line that sets the tone and pulls people in.

ChatGPT Output

2. Prompts to Write an Opening Line That Hooks

#CONTEXT:

You want to start strong — something that grabs attention right away.

#GOAL:

Write a short, memorable opening line for a speech.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Topic: [insert topic]

• Audience: [insert who I’m speaking to]

• Tone: [insert tone: bold, warm, humorous, serious]

• Avoid clichés

• Suggest 2–3 options

#OUTPUT:

An opening line that sets the tone and pulls people in.

3. Prompts to Add a Personal Story

#CONTEXT:

You want to make your speech more relatable by including a short personal story.

#GOAL:

Write a quick story that supports your message.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Topic: [insert topic or theme]

• Life experience: [insert what the story is about]

• Tone: [insert tone: light, emotional, honest, funny]

• Keep it under [insert time: 1 minute, 2 minutes]

• End with a clear takeaway

#OUTPUT:

A short story I can tell to make my message stick.

ChatGPT Output

4. Prompts to Practice Your Speech With Feedback

#CONTEXT:

You’ve written your speech — now you want help improving it before you present.

#GOAL:

Get feedback on clarity, tone, and flow.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Here’s my speech: [insert text]

• Audience: [insert audience]

• Ask: is it clear, too long, or missing something?

• Suggest edits to improve flow or energy

• Keep suggestions constructive and specific

#OUTPUT:

A short review to help polish my speech before the big day.

5. Prompts to Handle Stage Fright

#CONTEXT:

You’re nervous about speaking in front of people — and want to calm down before you start.

#GOAL:

Get quick tips and a calming script to use right before going on stage.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• My biggest fear is: [insert fear]

• Keep tips short and realistic

• Write a 3-line self-talk script or mantra

• Add 2 practical breathing or mindset tips

• Tone: calm and supportive

#OUTPUT:

A mini prep routine to feel more confident before speaking.

ChatGPT Output

6. Prompts to Improve Transitions Between Points

#CONTEXT:

Your speech feels choppy — you want it to flow smoothly from one idea to the next.

#GOAL:

Write natural transitions between key points.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Main points: [insert short list]

• Audience: [insert who I’m talking to]

• Tone: [insert tone: smooth, professional, casual]

• Suggest 1–2 lines between each point

• Keep it natural, not robotic

#OUTPUT:

A speech with clean transitions that keeps attention moving.

7. Prompts to End With a Strong Closing Line

#CONTEXT:

You want to finish your speech with something people will remember.

#GOAL:

Write a short, powerful closing sentence.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Topic or message: [insert theme]

• Tone: [insert tone: motivating, reflective, clear]

• Suggest 2–3 short closers

• Optional: include a call to action

• Keep it punchy

#OUTPUT:

A final line that leaves the room thinking.#CONTEXT:

You want to finish your speech with something people will remember.

#GOAL:

Write a short, powerful closing sentence.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Topic or message: [insert theme]

• Tone: [insert tone: motivating, reflective, clear]

• Suggest 2–3 short closers

• Optional: include a call to action

• Keep it punchy

#OUTPUT:

A final line that leaves the room thinking.

ChatGT Output

8. Prompts to Adapt a Talk for a Different Audience

#CONTEXT:

You gave this talk before — but now the audience is different, and you need to adjust.

#GOAL:

Edit the message to match the new audience.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Original talk summary: [insert]

• New audience: [insert: age, profession, vibe]

• Suggest tone changes or section swaps

• Add or remove examples based on relevance

• Keep message the same, but fit the crowd

#OUTPUT:

An updated version of my talk for a new audience.#CONTEXT:

You gave this talk before — but now the audience is different, and you need to adjust.

#GOAL:

Edit the message to match the new audience.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Original talk summary: [insert]

• New audience: [insert: age, profession, vibe]

• Suggest tone changes or section swaps

• Add or remove examples based on relevance

• Keep message the same, but fit the crowd

#OUTPUT:

An updated version of my talk for a new audience.

9. Prompts to Explain a Complex Idea Clearly

#CONTEXT:

You’re speaking about something technical or abstract — and don’t want to lose your audience.

#GOAL:

Break down a complex idea into simple, clear words.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Concept: [insert topic]

• Audience level: [insert: beginner, general, expert]

• Add 1 analogy or real-life comparison

• Use simple language

• Keep it under [insert number] words

#OUTPUT:

A clear, simple explanation I can use in my talk.

ChatGPT Output

10. Prompts to Practice With Common Audience Questions

#CONTEXT:

You want to prep for Q&A — but aren’t sure what people will ask or how to answer on the spot.

#GOAL:

Come up with likely questions and strong responses.

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:

• Talk topic: [insert topic]

• Audience: [insert audience type]

• Suggest 5 common questions

• Write short sample answers I can tweak

• Keep tone respectful, smart, and clear

#OUTPUT:

A mini Q&A prep sheet I can use after my talk.

How to Use These Prompts Effectively

• Start with the outline prompt

It gives you structure. Everything else builds from there.

• Use it to rehearse, not just write

Turn prompts into practice scripts — speak them out loud.

• Edit for your voice

ChatGPT helps you write faster, but always tweak it to sound like you.

• Use prompts live

Got last-minute nerves or changes? Use a prompt to fix or review in minutes.

• Save your best prompts

Re-use the ones that helped the most for every future talk.

Wrap-Up

Great speakers don’t wing it — they prep smart.

These ChatGPT prompts help you plan, write, and practice without overthinking. 

Use them to show up clear, confident, and in control — no matter the stage.

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