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# Template GPT3 prompts

You can save the prompts you often use in different workflows as templates.

In this case, you can set them once and use them as a regular action block in the workflow builder.

See, how to create a custom prompt template for Google Ads:

{% @arcade/embed flowId="wP5HJ4I7JSiEwoe83oNH" url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/wP5HJ4I7JSiEwoe83oNH>" %}

{% hint style="danger" %}
Don't delete the default **"GPT3 Prompt"** from the list of prompt templates. Without them, you won't be able to use GPT3 capabilities in your workflows.

In case you deleted them, create a blank prompt template with just "{TEXT}" variable in it
{% endhint %}


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