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Overview

Prompt Templates let you wrap your converted Markdown with instructions before sending it to an AI platform. Instead of manually typing “Summarize this article…” every time, create a template once and reuse it.

Built-in templates

Web2MD comes with 4 ready-to-use templates:
TemplatePrompt
Summarize”Please summarize the following article concisely:“
Extract Key Points”Please extract the key points and main takeaways from this article as a bullet list:“
Tweet”Please turn the following content into a concise, engaging tweet (under 280 characters):“
Q&A”Please generate a list of questions and answers based on the following content:“

How templates work

When you select a template and send content to AI, the template wraps your content:
Please summarize the following article concisely:

# Article Title

The actual converted Markdown content goes here...
The {content} placeholder in your template is replaced with the converted Markdown.

Create a custom template

1

Open the Convert tab

Open the Web2MD popup and go to the Convert tab.
2

Click + Custom

Click the ”+ Custom” button next to the template picker.
3

Fill in details

Enter:
  • Name — A short name for the template (e.g. “Code Review”)
  • Prompt — The instruction text, using {content} as a placeholder
4

Save and select

Save the template. It will be automatically selected as the active template.

Example custom template

Name: Code Review Prompt:
Please review the following code and provide feedback on:
1. Code quality and best practices
2. Potential bugs or issues
3. Performance improvements

{content}

Prompt preview

Hover over any template in the template picker to see a preview of the full prompt that will be sent to AI. This helps you verify the right template is selected before converting.

Select a template

Choose your active template from the template picker in the Convert tab. The selected template is applied automatically whenever you use Send to AI.

Edit or delete templates

In the Convert tab template picker, you can:
  • Edit any custom template’s name or prompt
  • Delete custom templates you no longer need
Built-in templates cannot be edited or deleted, but you can create custom templates to override them.