All AI Tools And ChatGPT Prompts in 1 Article
Choose the best AI tools and prompts on your own.
In previous articles, I’ve handpicked AI tools that will make your life easier and taught you prompt engineering techniques to write better ChatGPT prompts.
That’s cool, but you know what’s cooler? Being able to choose the best AI tools and prompts on your own.
Today, I’ll show you top aggregator websites and prompt marketplaces that have a wide variety of AI tools and ChatGPT prompts.
Future Tools: All The Best AI Tools Collected and Organized
Future tools is a website that aggregates many AI tools out there. It classifies the tools into categories such as finance, generative video, generative art, productivity, speech-to-text, and more.
The coolest thing about this website is that you can sort the tools by the most upvoted. This means that you won’t have to spend hours trying random AI tools but you could start testing the best tools of each category.
Here are the most upvoted AI tools for productivity in Future Tools.
It seems ChatPDF is worth a try!
Now I know what you’re thinking: are the owners behind the AI tools cheating the upvoting system? Well, Future Tools says they watch closely and flag websites that try to cheat the system with bots or other methods. This means that we can rely on the votes shown on this website.
Link: Click here to visit Future Tools.
Futurepedia: The Largest AI Tools Directory, Updated Daily
Futurepedia is another web aggregator with functionalities very similar to Future Tools, but with a different catalog.
You see, many AI tools have been created after ChatGPT was launched. The AI revolution has made many companies promote their products as “AI tools” even if their tool had only 1% of artificial intelligence technology. The result? A fast-growing catalog of AI tools.
Ironically, Future Tools and Futurepedia feature different AI tools from the same categories. Here are the most upvoted AI tools for productivity in Futurepedia.
As you can see, the most popular productivity tools in Futurepedia are different from Future Tools. And that’s good! You have more options to choose from.
Last but not least, one thing I like about Futurepedia is that the prices of the tools are shown right away. Future Tools doesn't have that functionality.
Link: Click here to visit Futurepedia.
PromptBase: Buy/Sell ChatGPT and Midjourney Prompts
PromptBase is a prompt marketplace where you can buy and sell prompts for tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion.
To be honest, I never bought nor sold prompts on this website (I prefer to create my own using prompt engineering techniques), but I believe this type of website can be useful for some people.
- People who struggle to get the output they want (or are in a hurry)
- People with no desire to learn prompt engineering
- People who want to monetize their prompt engineering skills
Here are some of the featured prompts on the platform.
As you can see, the prompt price is in the range of $1.99 to $10.99 and before you buy it you can even see a preview of what you can get with the prompt.
Do you think buying and selling prompts is going to become a thing in the coming future?
Link: Click here to visit PromptBase.
PromptHero (Free): Search Prompts for ChatGPT and Midjourney
PromptHero is a free prompt marketplace that is good especially when it comes to Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and DALL-E prompts.
On the website, you can navigate through dozens of images created with AI and once you find one you like, you can get its prompt by clicking on it. That’s definitely a quick way to get the output you want and learn from other people’s prompts.
Here’s one Midjourney prompt I liked.
The website also has ChatGPT Prompts, but most of them are ChatGPT roles that you could find on sites like this.
Link: Click here to visit PromptHero.
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