Profiles

A profile is a saved enhancement configuration: a name and a set of rewriting instructions (the system prompt PromptDC uses to transform your text). Profiles are how PromptDC knows whether to fix grammar, draft an email, or rewrite a coding prompt.

PromptDC ships with 10 built-in profiles and lets you create unlimited custom ones. See how PromptDC picks the active profile per site in Modes and Per-website rules.

Built-in writing profiles

Grammar

Fixes spelling, grammar, and punctuation only — preserves your voice and formatting. Returns text unchanged if it is already correct.

Email

Rewrites your text as a clear, structured business email with a greeting, scannable body, and sign-off.

Social

Rewrites text as a scroll-stopping social post with a hook; adapts to X, LinkedIn, or Instagram.

Image Prompt

Expands an idea into one richly detailed text-to-image prompt for Midjourney, DALL·E, or Stable Diffusion.

Summarize

Distills text into a one-line overview plus concise bullets, matched to the input length.

Reply

Drafts a tone-matched reply to a received message, addressing each point without inventing facts.

Professional

Rewrites text in a polished, professional workplace tone.

Concise

Cuts filler and rewrites text to be as short and clear as possible while keeping the facts.

Explain

Rewrites text so a general audience understands it, clarifying jargon in plain language.

The tenth built-in is Code — the coding prompt rewriter, managed in the Coding tab. It has no editable instructions by default because it uses PromptDC's platform-aware default coding behavior. See System prompts.

Creating & editing profiles.

Everything is managed in the PromptDC sidebar Writing tab. Changes auto-save and sync to your account.

01. Create

Click New in the Writing tab, name the profile, and write its rewriting instructions in the text area.

02. Edit

Select any profile to change its name or instructions. There is no Save button — changes save automatically.

03. Reset a built-in

Built-in profiles show a Reset button that restores their original name and instructions if you have customized them.

04. Delete & restore

Delete any profile with the trash icon. Deleting a built-in hides it; a Restore option in the sidebar brings it back to its original position.

Where profiles apply

Pick a profile on any page from the enhance button's switcher caret on the floating toolbar, or set a profile to auto-activate on a website with a per-website rule. Coding sites default to the Code profile until you add custom profiles or per-website rules. Editing profiles and rules requires a paid plan.

Profile FAQs.

What is a profile in PromptDC?

A profile is a saved enhancement configuration with a name and a set of rewriting instructions (its system prompt). PromptDC ships with 10 built-in profiles — Code plus nine Writing profiles — and you can create unlimited custom profiles of your own.

What are the built-in profiles?

Code (coding mode), Grammar, Email, Social, Image Prompt, Summarize, Reply, Professional, Concise, and Explain. The nine writing profiles appear in the Writing tab; Code is managed in the Coding tab.

How do I create my own profile?

Open the PromptDC sidebar, go to the Writing tab, click New, give the profile a name, and write its rewriting instructions. Settings auto-save, and your profiles sync to your PromptDC web dashboard.

Can I edit or reset the built-in profiles?

Yes. You can edit any profile's name and instructions. Built-in profiles also have a Reset button that restores their original shipped name and instructions. You can delete a built-in too; a Restore option brings it back later.

Do profiles sync across devices?

Yes. Profiles and per-website rules sync to your PromptDC account, so the same setup follows you across browsers where you are signed in.