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How to Make a Landing Page Using AI

by Sanskar Tiwari · @sanskarr.tiwari

A clean, live landing page in minutes — no coding, no designer. Just a good prompt and an AI builder. Here's the exact process (plus my copy-paste prompt).

The whole thing in one line: pick an AI builder, give it one clear prompt describing the page, generate, tweak in plain English, publish. That's the entire skill.

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The 5 steps

1

Pick your AI builder

Tool
  • In your terminal? Use Claude Code — full control, edits real files, deploys anywhere.
  • Want zero setup? Use BuildCheap right in the browser — no login, describe the page, watch it build.
  • Either way the skill is the same: it's all about the prompt.
2

Write a prompt that actually works

Prompt
  • Say WHO it's for, list the SECTIONS you want, and the STYLE. Vague prompts = generic pages.
  • Always specify: Outfit font, clean & modern, mobile-first, single file, no backend.
  • Copy the proven prompt below and swap in your product.
3

Generate + preview

Build
  • Let it write the code, then open the page in your browser.
  • Don't over-think the first version — you're going to refine it in plain English next.
4

Refine by talking to it

Tweak
  • "Make the hero bigger." "Change the accent to teal." "Add a pricing section with 3 plans."
  • Keep iterating in plain English until it looks right — no CSS knowledge needed.
5

Publish to a live URL

Ship
  • One command (or drag-and-drop) deploys it to a public link you can share.
  • Now it's a real page — point your bio, ads, or reel replies at it.

The copy-paste prompt

Swap in your product and paste it into Claude Code or BuildCheap:

Make me a one-page landing page for [PRODUCT].
Hero with headline + subheadline + email signup,
3 feature cards, 1 testimonial, a pricing/CTA section, footer.
Use the Outfit font, clean modern look, mobile-first.
Single index.html, no backend.

You nailed it if…

  • My prompt names who the page is for + every section I want.
  • I told it: Outfit font, clean, mobile-first, one file.
  • I previewed it in a browser, not just read the code.
  • I refined it in plain English at least twice.
  • It's deployed to a live, shareable URL.
  • The page has ONE clear call to action.

If you do only one thing: be specific in your prompt. “Make a landing page” gives you generic mush. Name the audience, the sections, and the vibe — and you get something you can actually ship.

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