Format Instructions

 

General Documents:

1. Format this as a professional business letter.
2. Please structure this information as a formal report.
3. Organize this data into a clear and concise summary.
4. Format this text as a blog post with headings and subheadings.
5. Present this information in a visually appealing presentation format.
6. Format this as a step-by-step guide.
7. Structure this as a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) document.
8. Format this as a meeting agenda with time slots.
9. Present this as meeting minutes with action items.
10. Format this as a proposal outlining a project.
11. Structure this as a case study with clear sections.
12. Format this as an infographic with key data points.
13. Organize this as a script for a short video.
14. Format this as a podcast transcript with speaker labels.
15. Present this as a press release announcing an event.

Lists and Tables:

16. Format this as a bulleted list.
17. Create a numbered list from this information.
18. Organize this data into a table with clear column headers.
19. Format this list alphabetically.
20. Present this information as a two-column list with descriptions.
21. Create a table with rows for products and columns for features and price.
22. Format this list with Roman numerals.
23. Organize this data into a tiered list or outline.
24. Create a table showing the comparison between these items.
25. Format this list with bolded key terms.

Creative Writing:

26. Format this as a short story with paragraphs and dialogue.
27. Structure this as a poem with specific stanza breaks.
28. Format this as a screenplay with scene headings and character dialogue.
29. Present this as a play script with character names centered.
30. Format this as a song with verses, chorus, and bridge clearly marked.
31. Structure this as a journal entry with date and time.
32. Format this as a recipe with ingredients and instructions.
33. Present this as a travel itinerary with days and activities.
34. Format this as a book chapter with chapter titles.
35. Structure this as a children's story with simple language and short sentences.

Specific Formatting Elements:

36. Format all headings in bold and a larger font size.
37. Italicize all book titles and proper nouns.
38. Use a specific font (e.g., Times New Roman, Arial) and font size (e.g., 12pt).
39. Double-space this entire document.
40. Use single-spacing for the footnotes.
41. Add page numbers to the bottom right of each page.
42. Include a header with the document title and date.
43. Format all URLs as hyperlinks.
44. Indent the first line of each paragraph.
45. Left-align all text.
46. Center the title of the document.
47. Justify the text to both the left and right margins.
48. Use a specific citation style (e.g., MLA, APA, Chicago).
49. Format all code snippets in a monospaced font.
50. Highlight key information in yellow.
51. Add a border around this section of text.
52. Use a specific color scheme for this presentation.
53. Format all percentage values with two decimal places.
54. Align all numerical data to the right in the table.
55. Add a table of contents to the beginning of the document.
56. Include an index at the end of the document.
57. Format all dates in the format MM/DD/YYYY.
58. Use the metric system for all units of measurement.
59. Format all monetary values with a dollar sign and two decimal places.
60. Ensure consistent formatting throughout the entire document.