Questions about Right Click Prompt
Short answers to what people actually ask. If yours is not here, send it over and it probably should be.
What is Right Click Prompt?
A Chrome extension and dashboard that puts your saved AI prompts one right-click away. Instead of hunting through notes for the prompt you wrote last month, you right-click in any text field and pick it. It works anywhere you type, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and ordinary web forms.
Watch: What Right Click Prompt does2:34How do I get a prompt into my right-click menu?
Put the prompt in a folder in My Prompts, then drag the folder onto Quick Access. Quick Access is what syncs to the extension, so whatever sits there is exactly what your right-click menu shows. Note that you drag the folder, not individual prompts.
Watch: Quick Access, and how it reaches your right click menu1:02If I remove a prompt from Quick Access, is it deleted?
No. Your library keeps it. Quick Access is a shortlist of what syncs to the extension, so removing something there only takes it out of your right-click menu. You can drag it back at any time.
Watch: What Right Click Prompt does2:34Do people need an account to open a prompt pack I share?
No. A pack shared with the anyone-with-the-link setting opens for anybody, including on a phone. They can read every prompt and copy it without signing up. An account is only needed to save the pack into their own library.
Watch: Sharing a prompt pack2:41Who can see a pack I share?
You choose per pack. Either anyone with the link, or only people signed in with an email address or email domain you list. You can also hide a pack from your own library while keeping the link live, which helps if you publish a lot.
Watch: Sharing a prompt pack2:41Can I edit a prompt from someone else’s pack?
Yes, by copying it to My Prompts first. The copy is yours to change however you like. The original stays as the author wrote it.
Watch: How to subscribe to a prompt pack1:17If the author updates their pack, does my copy change?
No. Anything you copied is yours and stays as it was. The public share page always reflects the author’s current version, so new visitors see the latest, but existing copies are never rewritten underneath you.
Watch: How to subscribe to a prompt pack1:17What is the fastest way to build a prompt pack?
Use the pack builder. Copy an article or a chat session that worked well, paste it into the linked GPT, and ask it to build a pack. It returns a file you drag into the dashboard, and you can edit everything before publishing. Building one prompt at a time by hand also works and is fine for a small pack.
Watch: Saving your first prompt4:05Can I organise prompts beyond folders?
Yes. Categories sit above folders, so you can group work prompts separately from personal ones. It matters more as your library grows past a couple of dozen prompts.
Watch: What Right Click Prompt does2:34Does Right Click Prompt read what I type?
No. The extension inserts prompts you chose into the field you clicked. It does not read, collect, or transmit the contents of pages you visit or anything else you type.
What does it cost?
New accounts start with a free trial. After that, Pro is 6 dollars a month or 58 dollars a year. Prompts you have already saved are never deleted if you stop paying, and share links you created keep working.
Still stuck?
Every feature above has a short video in RCP Academy, or you can contact support.