Creating Landing Pages
Generate beautiful landing pages with AI prompts and learn prompt best practices
Creating Landing Pages
Learn how to create stunning landing pages in seconds using AI-powered generation. This guide covers everything from writing effective prompts to understanding the generation process.
Quick Start
Step 1: Navigate to Landing Pages
- Click Landing Pages in the sidebar
- Click the "Create Landing Page" button
- The AI generation dialog will appear
Step 2: Write Your Prompt
Describe the landing page you want to create. Be specific about:
- Purpose: What is the page for? (product launch, lead gen, event, etc.)
- Target Audience: Who is this page for?
- Key Features: What should be highlighted?
- Tone: Professional, casual, friendly, technical, etc.
Example:
Create a landing page for a SaaS project management tool called "TaskFlow".
Target audience: small teams and startups. Highlight features like real-time
collaboration, task automation, and integrations. Include pricing tiers
(free, pro, enterprise) and customer testimonials. Professional but friendly tone.Step 3: Watch AI Generate Your Page
The AI will work through several steps:
- Structure Generation - Determines page sections (hero, features, pricing, etc.)
- Component Selection - Picks appropriate component variants
- Content Generation - Writes copy for each section (runs in parallel)
- Naming - Creates an SEO-friendly URL slug
- Save - Stores your new landing page
You'll see real-time progress: "Generating hero section... (2/5 complete)"
Step 4: Review and Customize
Once generated, you'll land in Preview Mode where you can:
- View your complete landing page
- Chat with AI to request changes
- Switch to Edit or Design mode for manual adjustments
Writing Effective Prompts
Basic Prompt Structure
A good prompt includes:
[Type of page] for [product/service name] - [brief description]
Target: [audience]
Highlight: [3-5 key features or points]
Include: [specific sections needed]
Tone: [voice and style]Beginner Examples
Example 1: Simple SaaS Product
Landing page for an email marketing tool. Target small businesses.
Highlight drag-and-drop editor, automation, and analytics. Include
pricing and testimonials.Example 2: Mobile App Launch
Launch page for a meditation app called "Mindful". Target busy
professionals. Highlight guided sessions, sleep stories, and progress
tracking. Friendly and calming tone.Example 3: Service Business
Landing page for a web design agency. Target startups needing their
first website. Highlight portfolio, process, and packages. Include
contact form and recent client work.Advanced Prompt Techniques
1. Include URL Context
If you have a reference or competitor website, mention it:
Create a landing page similar to [competitor.com] but for our AI writing
assistant. Focus on speed and quality. Include before/after writing examples.The AI will crawl the URL and extract relevant context!
2. Specify Component Preferences
Landing page for a conference. Use a video hero background, feature grid
for speakers, timeline for schedule, and registration form in the hero.
Include sponsor logos.3. Define Brand Personality
Landing page for a cybersecurity SaaS. Target: IT managers at enterprises.
Very technical and security-focused tone. Use dark colors and emphasize
compliance certifications (SOC2, GDPR, ISO).4. Request Specific Copy Angles
Landing page for a productivity app. Use pain point approach: highlight
how users waste time with scattered tools. Position our app as the
all-in-one solution. Include ROI calculator.Prompt Do's and Don'ts
✅ Do:
- Be specific about your target audience
- Mention 3-5 key features or benefits
- Include desired sections (pricing, testimonials, etc.)
- Specify tone and style
- Reference competitor sites for context
- Mention any must-have components (forms, videos, etc.)
❌ Don't:
- Be too vague: "Create a landing page for my product"
- Write a novel: Keep it under 200 words
- Include actual content: Let AI generate the copy
- Specify technical details: AI handles implementation
- Mix multiple unrelated purposes
Understanding the Generation Process
1. Structure Generation (5-10 seconds)
The AI analyzes your prompt and decides:
- Which sections your page needs
- The logical order of sections
- How many of each section type
Typical structure:
1. Hero (opening section)
2. Social Proof (logos or testimonials)
3. Features (product highlights)
4. Features (additional details)
5. Pricing (plans and tiers)
6. FAQ (common questions)
7. CTA (final call-to-action)
8. Footer2. Component Selection (2-5 seconds)
For each section, AI selects the best component variant:
- Hero: Simple, Split, Video, Form, etc.
- Features: Grid, List, Tabs, Bento, etc.
- Pricing: Cards, Table, Comparison, etc.
The AI considers:
- Your prompt context
- Section purpose
- Visual variety across the page
- Conversion best practices
3. Content Generation (10-20 seconds)
AI generates content for all sections in parallel:
- Headlines and subheadlines
- Body copy
- Button text and CTAs
- Feature descriptions
- Pricing details
- FAQ questions and answers
Content follows best practices:
- Clear, benefit-driven copy
- Active voice and action verbs
- Appropriate reading level for audience
- SEO-friendly headlines
- Accessibility considerations (alt text, aria labels)
4. Naming (1-2 seconds)
AI creates an SEO-friendly URL slug:
- Based on page purpose and content
- Lowercase with hyphens
- Memorable and descriptive
Examples:
taskflow-project-managementmindful-meditation-appcybersecurity-enterprise-platform
You can change this later when publishing!
After Generation: Next Steps
Option 1: Iterate with AI (Preview Mode)
Stay in Preview Mode and chat with AI to refine:
Example requests:
- "Make the hero headline more compelling"
- "Add a testimonials section after features"
- "Change the pricing to show monthly and annual options"
- "Make the tone more casual and friendly"
- "Add a video demo section"
The AI will regenerate or modify specific sections.
Option 2: Manual Editing (Edit Mode)
Switch to Edit Mode to:
- Click any component to edit properties
- Change text, images, buttons directly
- Swap component variants
- Reorder sections with drag-and-drop
Option 3: Customize Design (Design Mode)
Switch to Design Mode to:
- Adjust brand colors
- Change fonts and typography
- Modify spacing and layout
- Add custom CSS
Tips for Success
For Best Results
- Be Specific About Audience: "SaaS founders" is better than "businesses"
- Mention Actual Product: Include product/company name in prompt
- List 3-5 Key Points: Too few is vague, too many is overwhelming
- Specify Tone: Professional, casual, technical, friendly, etc.
- Include Desired Sections: Pricing, testimonials, FAQ, etc.
Common Use Cases
B2B SaaS
Enterprise-grade [product category] for [specific role]. Highlight ROI,
integrations with [tools], and security/compliance. Include customer logos,
case study, and enterprise pricing. Professional tone.B2C App
Mobile app for [purpose] targeting [demographic]. Showcase [3 features],
app screenshots, and app store ratings. Include video demo and download
buttons. Friendly, energetic tone.Lead Generation
Download our [resource type] about [topic]. Target [audience]. Highlight
what they'll learn, who it's for, and why it's valuable. Include form to
download. Authority-building tone.Event/Webinar
Registration page for [event name] on [date]. Target [attendee type].
Highlight speakers, agenda, and key takeaways. Include registration form,
venue details, and FAQ. Exciting tone.Troubleshooting
"The AI generated the wrong structure"
Solution: Be more specific about sections needed:
Create a landing page for [product]. Must include: hero with form,
feature comparison table, pricing cards, video testimonials, and FAQ."The tone doesn't match my brand"
Solution: Request a tone change in Preview Mode:
Make the entire page more [professional/casual/technical/friendly].
Adjust all copy to match [brand] personality."I wanted different components"
Solution: In Preview Mode, request specific components:
Replace the simple hero with a video hero. Change the feature list
to a feature grid with icons."Content is too generic"
Solution: Provide more context in your prompt:
- Include competitor URL for reference
- Mention specific features and benefits
- Add unique selling propositions
- Specify customer pain points
Advanced: URL Crawling
When you mention a URL in your prompt, the AI will automatically crawl it to extract:
- Page structure and sections
- Key messaging and copy style
- Feature highlights
- Visual patterns
Example:
Create a landing page similar to stripe.com/payments but for our invoice
automation software. Target: accounting teams at mid-size companies.The AI will analyze Stripe's payments page and apply similar patterns to your page!
Powered by: Firecrawl (extracts clean content from any website)
What's Next?
Now that you've created a landing page, learn how to customize it:
- Component Library - Explore all 35+ components
- Editing Pages - Master Preview, Edit, and Design modes
- Design Systems - Customize your brand look
- Publishing - Make your page live
Quick Reference
| Prompt Element | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Product/Service | What you're promoting | "SaaS project management tool" |
| Target Audience | Who it's for | "Small teams and startups" |
| Key Features | What to highlight | "Real-time collab, automation, integrations" |
| Sections | Structure needs | "Include pricing, testimonials, FAQ" |
| Tone | Voice and style | "Professional but friendly" |
| URL Reference | Design inspiration | "Similar to [competitor.com]" |