Freeform is a single-field prompt type in Promptary for storing unstructured prompts — prompts you have already written that work well and do not need restructuring. Save any text as a Freeform prompt and it immediately gets a permanent REST API endpoint, version history (on Team plan), and a place on the canvas.
Not every prompt needs a framework. If you have already written a prompt that works — a carefully tuned system prompt, a multi-paragraph instruction set, a prompt you copied from a course or team — Freeform lets you save it as-is. The full Promptary feature set still applies: REST API endpoint, canvas organization, and team sharing.
No structure enforced — for existing prompts that already work.
Use Freeform when migrating existing prompts from Notion, text files, or ChatGPT history; storing a prompt written by someone else; or the prompt is already tuned and restructuring would risk breaking it.
Freeform vs structured frameworks: Structured frameworks produce better outputs because they force clarity on each dimension. Freeform is for prompts that are already well-written — use it to organize and serve them, not to write new ones from scratch.
Save your first Freeform prompt in the structured editor and get a permanent REST API endpoint. Personal plan is free forever, no credit card required.
Start freeUse Freeform when migrating existing prompts that already work well, storing prompts written by others, or saving system prompts for AI agents that were tuned through iteration rather than written from a template.
Yes. All prompt types including Freeform get a permanent REST API endpoint at GET /api/v1/prompts/:id on Developer and Team plans. The text field in the response contains the full prompt text.
If a Freeform prompt works well, there is no need to restructure it. If you want to iterate systematically or share it with a team, consider migrating to RACE or RISEN — structured fields make it easier to change one dimension without touching others.