serenakeyitan/awesome-notebooklm-prompts

A curated collection of the strongest NotebookLM slide prompts sourced from the real creative underground . Your go-to resource for AI powerpoint :P

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Added to GitGenius on September 15th, 2026
Created on December 12th, 2025
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Awesome NotebookLM Prompts is a curated collection of prompt templates that helps users generate presentation slides from documents using NotebookLM and similar tools.

The collection addresses the challenge of consistently producing well-designed, intentional-looking slides from source materials like research papers, notes, transcripts, and unstructured content. Rather than relying on default outputs, the repository provides field-tested prompts organized by visual style—from editorial and minimalist approaches to manga, magazine, and avant-garde aesthetics. Each prompt is sourced from practitioners who ship quickly, including researchers, founders, and designers, and includes visual examples showing the expected output style.

The tool suits anyone who regularly converts documents into presentations and wants to control the visual direction without manual design work. It works best for users working with NotebookLM or Kael.im who need consistent, styled outputs across multiple decks. The repository also references a companion citation checker skill for detecting hallucinated citations in generated slides, which can be integrated into the workflow.

The project maintains an organized, categorized structure with clear visual documentation of each prompt style through example images. The repository includes cross-references to related work and actively points users toward complementary tools and resources in the ecosystem.