Prompt Polisher

Score & rewrite any prompt with the CRAFTS framework

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What is the CRAFTS framework?

Every great AI prompt includes six elements. The Prompt Polisher scores yours against each one.
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C Context

Background, situation, or domain that helps the AI understand your world

R Role

The persona or expertise you want the AI to adopt

A Action

A clear, specific task with strong verbs — the core instruction

F Format

How you want the output — bullets, table, code, paragraphs, etc.

T Tone

The audience and voice — professional, casual, technical, beginner-friendly

S Scope

Constraints — length, focus areas, what to include or exclude

Fill in what you know — the prompt builds live below. Only Action is required.

A Action — what do you want the AI to do?

C Context

R Role

F Format

T Tone

S Scope / Constraints

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I use Prompt Polisher?

Paste any AI prompt into the text box and click Analyse. You'll instantly get a CRAFTS score out of 100, a breakdown of what's missing, and a polished rewrite you can copy with one click.

2. What does the CRAFTS score measure?

CRAFTS scores your prompt across six pillars — Context, Role, Action, Format, Tone, and Scope. Each pillar is scored individually so you can see exactly which areas need improvement.

3. Can I use this to improve prompts for ChatGPT or Claude?

Absolutely. Prompt Polisher works for any AI platform — paste a prompt you'd use in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot and the rewrite will make it more effective everywhere.

4. Is my data private when using Prompt Polisher?

Yes. Everything runs 100% in your browser — your prompts are never sent to any server or API. There's no sign-up, no tracking of what you type, and nothing leaves your device.

5. Is this tool still being improved?

Yes! This is a V1 release and we're actively improving it based on user feedback. If you have suggestions, find a bug, or want a new feature, please visit our Community Feedback page at aguidetocloud.com/feedback/ — every piece of feedback is read and acted on.