Awesome NotebookLM Prompts
awesome-notebooklm-prompts
A set of the strongest prompts for slides in Google NotebookLM from notes, blogs, WeChat, RED and X, with a source on each example
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Why this level
- The prompts are gathered from third-party sources and rights belong to the authors
- The README has links to the author's services
Install
Manual install
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No installation is needed. Choose a prompt and paste it into NotebookLM.
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The prompts are gathered from third-party sources and rights belong to the authors
- The README has links to the author's services
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The README collects prompts that turn materials in NotebookLM into presentations and slides. The examples come from notes, blogs, WeChat, RED and X, and each states its source. The set targets slide generation rather than general questions to documents. The README has links to the author's services, which we do not retell.
Who it is for. For people who prepare presentations and study materials in NotebookLM and want to take already tried wordings as a base.
Good fit when
- You need to turn notes or an article into slides through NotebookLM
- You need wordings for slide styles: business, educational, visual
- You need examples with a stated source to find the author of a technique
Not a fit when
- You need prompts for other NotebookLM tasks: the set is about slides
- NotebookLM is unavailable to you: it is a Google service and availability from Russia was not checked
Example request
Take the business slide style prompt from the set and apply it to a lecture summary in NotebookLMLimitations
This is a set of other people's prompts: each example states a source and the rights stay with the authors. The license is MIT in GitHub metadata and the README also shows a CC BY 4.0 badge, so check the terms with the authors of individual prompts. We did not check NotebookLM availability from Russia. The README has links to the author's services. The repository was last updated on 19.06.2026.
How to disable. There is nothing to disable: the set is read on GitHub and a clone is removed by deleting the folder.
FAQ
What are these prompts for?
For generating slides and presentations in Google NotebookLM from uploaded materials.
Where do the examples come from?
From notes, blogs, WeChat, RED and X, with a source stated for each example.
What is the license?
MIT in GitHub metadata and the README also shows a CC BY 4.0 badge. Rights to individual prompts belong to the authors.
Does NotebookLM work in Russia?
We did not check availability.
Discussion
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