Free PRD templates
Copy a proven Product Requirements Document structure for whatever you're shipping, or skip the blank page and generate a filled-in PRD with AI in seconds.
The template library
Six PRD templates, one for every situation
Each template is a battle-tested structure. Copy the outline into your doc tool, or hand your idea to the AI generator and get every section filled in.
Full product PRD
A new product or a major initiative that needs the complete picture.
- Summary & background
- Objective + measurable key results
- Market segments & value props
- Solution (UX, features, tech, assumptions)
- Release plan
MVP / one-pager PRD
Validating an idea fast: the smallest doc that still aligns the team.
- Problem & who it's for
- The one core job to solve
- Scope: in / out
- Success metric
- Riskiest assumption to test
Feature PRD
A single feature inside an existing product.
- Context & why now
- User stories + acceptance criteria
- Edge cases
- Design notes
- Rollout & metrics
Technical PRD
Work where the engineering approach needs to be aligned up front.
- Problem & constraints
- Proposed approach & alternatives
- Data model / API surface
- Non-functional requirements
- Risks & open questions
Experiment / A-B PRD
A test with a clear hypothesis and a decision at the end.
- Hypothesis
- Variant(s) & control
- Primary & guardrail metrics
- Sample size / duration
- Decision criteria
Mobile app PRD
Native iOS / Android work with platform-specific considerations.
- Platforms & minimum versions
- Key flows per platform
- Offline & permissions
- Store / release requirements
- Analytics events
What goes in a PRD
The 8 sections of a complete PRD
Summary
Two or three sentences on what this document is about.
Background
Context, why now, and what recently became possible.
Objective
Why it matters, plus 2-4 SMART, measurable key results.
Market segments
Who it's for, defined by jobs-to-be-done, not demographics.
Value propositions
The jobs addressed, gains created, and pains relieved.
Solution
User flows, key features, technology, and stated assumptions.
Release
Relative timeframes, v1 scope vs. future versions.
Contacts
The people accountable for each part of the work.
Frequently asked questions
What is a PRD template?
A PRD (Product Requirements Document) template is a reusable structure for describing what to build and why: background, objectives, target users, the solution, and the release plan. Starting from a template keeps every PRD complete and consistent.
Which PRD template should I use?
Use the full product PRD for a new product, an MVP one-pager to validate fast, a feature PRD for a single feature, a technical PRD when the engineering approach needs alignment, and an experiment PRD for A/B tests. Pick the smallest template that still aligns your team.
Can I generate a filled-in PRD instead of writing one?
Yes. Use the free AI PRD generator: describe your product or feature and get a complete, structured PRD in seconds, then refine it. No signup required.
Can I turn a PRD into designs and code?
Yes. That's what ProductOS does. Bring your PRD into ProductOS and it continues into UX design and production web and mobile code, keeping the same context the whole way.
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Generate a complete, structured PRD from a one-line idea, then take it all the way to designs and working code in ProductOS.