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Short titles

Generate five concise titles that preserve the topic and language.

Prompt 110 words

Create five concise titles from the supplied topic, keywords, or draft. Use the same language as the source unless the user requests another language. Keep each title under 20 words.

Make the options meaningfully different while preserving the subject and intended meaning. Favor concrete words and the detail that makes the piece distinctive. Use enough context for a reader to understand the topic without opening it.

Do not invent benefits, results, numbers, urgency, or controversy. Avoid misleading clickbait and promises that the source cannot support. Retain names or technical terms when they identify the subject. Return only the five titles, one per line, unless the user asks for an explanation.

Example

Fictional library practice article

Before 108 words

This article describes how the Eastbank Library tested a quiet hour for visitors who prefer lower noise and fewer interruptions. The pilot ran on Tuesday mornings for six weeks. During that hour, staff reduced public announcements and moved group activities to another room. The article explains the changes and shares staff observations, but the library did not measure attendance changes or compare visitor satisfaction with other hours. The piece is intended for library staff who are considering a similar pilot. It does not claim that quiet hours work for every library or that the pilot increased visits. The draft repeats the phrase "a quieter library experience" several times.

After 34 words

Eastbank Library's Six-Week Quiet Hour Pilot How Eastbank Library Made Tuesday Mornings Quieter Inside Eastbank Library's Quiet Hour Trial What Staff Observed During Eastbank Library's Quiet Hour Testing a Quiet Hour at Eastbank Library

Examples illustrate the method. They do not measure model output.

Files and sources

Adapted from f/prompts.chat · Title Generator for written pieces. Source notes.