Prompt Zilla (My Prompt Pal)

Prompt Zilla is a browser extension aimed at people who write the same kinds of prompts over and over. Instead of retyping an instruction, hunting through old chats or keeping prompts in a separate notes app, you keep them in the extension and drop them into the ChatGPT input box when you need them. The extension is developed by the team behind promptzilla.xyz and is now distributed on the Chrome Web Store under the name My Prompt Pal, which is the same product with an updated name.

The core loop is deliberately simple. You create or edit a prompt in a built-in text editor, optionally attach tags such as #chatgpt or #assistant to keep categories apart, and save it. A search bar then gets you back to the right prompt in seconds, and a single action inserts it into the current conversation. Prompts you use constantly can be marked as favourites so they sit at the top of your list.

Because prompt libraries are personal, the extension keeps everything in local browser storage rather than on a remote server, and offers export and import to a JSON file for backup or for moving your collection to another machine. The listing also notes in-app purchases, with the base extension free to install. Activity on the listing is modest — roughly a dozen users and a single rating — so it is best suited to individuals who want a lightweight, private prompt shelf rather than a shared team workspace.