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The PRD Generator turns a product or feature idea into a structured product requirements document: the problem, goals and success metrics, user personas, user stories with Given/When/Then acceptance criteria, what is in and out of scope, a user flow and the open questions to settle before development.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • Results in about 30 seconds
  • 10 runs a day
  • Input not stored
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PRD Generator

User stories with acceptance criteria

Your input

The problem it solves and the main thing users should be able to do.

What is it?
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  • Problem statement and goals
  • Success metrics to track
  • User personas
  • User stories with acceptance criteria
  • What is in and out of scope
  • A user flow, edge cases and open questions

How it works

How to use the PRD Generator

  1. Describe the idea

    What you want to build, the problem it solves and what users should be able to do.

  2. Say what it is

    A new product, a new feature or an improvement to something that exists.

  3. Get your PRD

    A structured document you can paste into Notion, Confluence, Linear or Jira.

What you get

Inside every result

  • Problem statement and goals
  • Success metrics to track
  • User personas
  • User stories with acceptance criteria
  • What is in and out of scope
  • A user flow, edge cases and open questions

Who it's for

Built for

  • Product managers drafting a first PRD
  • Founders briefing developers
  • Developers who need clear requirements before building
  • Students learning product management

What is a PRD?

A product requirements document (PRD) describes what a product or feature must do and why, without prescribing how to build it. It gets product, design and engineering to agree on the problem, the users and what done looks like.

A good PRD is short. It states the goal, lists user stories with clear acceptance criteria and draws a firm line around scope, so the team can estimate and build without guessing.

How to write good user stories

Each story follows one format: as a [user], I want [action] so that [benefit]. Acceptance criteria use Given, When, Then to describe testable behaviour that developers and testers can turn straight into tests.

Keep each story small enough to build and ship on its own. If a story needs the word 'and' twice, split it.

Use it as a first draft

The generator gets you to a solid first draft. Review it with your team, answer the open questions and cut anything that doesn't serve the goal. Then it is ready for design and estimates.

Questions

Frequently asked

What should a PRD include?+

The problem, goals and success metrics, target users, user stories with acceptance criteria, what is in and out of scope, and open questions. Designs and technical details are linked from it, not written into it.

What is the difference between a PRD and a project scope?+

A PRD focuses on users and behaviour for one product or feature. A project scope covers a whole build: features, pages, stack and phases. Use the Project Scope Generator for that.

What are acceptance criteria?+

Testable conditions a user story must meet to count as done, usually written as Given (the context), When (the action), Then (the result).

Can I use the PRD in Notion, Jira or Linear?+

Yes. Copy it or download it as Markdown and paste it into Notion, Confluence, Linear or a Jira epic. Headings, tables and lists keep their format.

Is this tool free?+

Yes. Every tool on this site is free with no sign-up. Each visitor gets 10 runs per tool per day, which keeps the tools fast and available for everyone.

Is what I paste saved or shared?+

No. Your input is sent to the AI model (Claude by Anthropic) only to generate your result, and it is not stored on this site. Still, do not paste passwords, financial details or anything confidential.

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