System Prompt Editor & Analyzer
Write and analyze AI system prompts with live token counting, variable detection, and XML highlighting
System Prompt Editor & Analyzer
Start with a template
Stats
Characters
436
Words
62
Lines
13
Estimated tokens (claude)
125
Context limits
Variables detected
retrieved_documents1×user_query1×<system>, <context>, and <instructions> to structure your prompt. Define variables with {{variable}} syntax.Updated . Provided as is. Check the output before you rely on it in production.
How to use System Prompt Editor & Analyzer
- 1
Write or paste your prompt
Enter a system prompt from scratch or paste an existing one. The editor provides syntax highlighting and keeps your text organized.
- 2
Monitor token count
The tool shows real-time token count as you type. Keep system prompts under 500-1000 tokens to preserve context for actual conversation. Switch between token counter models if needed.
- 3
Analyze prompt structure
Well-structured prompts follow: Role/Goal → Instructions → Examples → Output Format. Use the editor to reorganize and clarify. Test edge cases in your instructions.
- 4
Test prompt quality
Paste your prompt into an AI interface and test it with real queries. Note any ambiguities, unclear instructions, or unexpected behaviors. Refine based on actual results.
Questions and answers
What is System Prompt Editor?
Does System Prompt Editor store or send my data?
Which AI models does System Prompt Editor count tokens for?
For AI agents: how to call this tool
Machine-readable contract, endpoints and examples. Humans can ignore this section.
Best Path For Builders
Browser workflow
Runs instantly in the browser with private local processing and copy/export-ready output.
Browser Workflow
This tool is optimized for instant in-browser execution with local data handling. Run it here and copy/export the output directly.
/system-prompt-editor/
For automation planning, fetch the canonical contract at /api/tool/system-prompt-editor.json.