You can describe a website in a few sentences and have it online a minute later. Pagelet's AI Website Generator writes the page for you, shows it as it's being built, and publishes it to its own pagelet.host address with one click. Then you fine-tune it in the Pagelet editor.
This guide explains how it works, what to write to get a good result, and what the limits are.
How it works
- Describe your website. Say what it's for, which sections you want and how it should feel.
- Watch it being written. The page appears in the preview while the AI writes it, usually in under a minute.
- Publish and edit. One click puts it online at its own address, like
bean-there.pagelet.host, and opens it in the Pagelet editor. You can also download the HTML file or copy the code. - Fine-tune it. In the editor, click any text to change it, and add links and images.
The generator needs a free account, so sign in with Google first. Your description is kept while you sign in.
What you get
Every generated site is a single HTML file with its CSS and JavaScript inside it:
- Responsive layout that works on phones, tablets and desktops
- Its own design for the subject: colours, fonts and spacing chosen for it, not a stock template
- Real copy written for your request, in the language you wrote it in, with no lorem ipsum
- No broken images: pictures are drawn with CSS and inline SVG, and the only outside files are Google Fonts
- Plain code you can read, edit by hand or host anywhere
Pages are written by Claude, Anthropic's AI model.
Prompts that work
The more specific you are, the better the result. Mention the purpose, the sections and the style.
Business landing page
A landing page for a coffee shop called Bean There: hero section, menu with
prices, opening hours, a map link and a contact section. Warm colours, cosy feel.
Portfolio
A portfolio for a photographer: a big hero, a gallery grid, an about section and
contact details. Minimal design with lots of white space and serif headings.
Product launch
A launch page for a fitness app called FitTrack: countdown to launch day, three
key features, early-bird pricing, FAQ and an email signup. Energetic orange and blue.
Event page
A wedding page for Ana and Leo: date and venue, the day's schedule, travel tips
and an RSVP by email. Elegant and romantic, cream and gold.
Tips
- Say what it's for: "landing page for…", "portfolio for…", "menu for…".
- List the sections you want, in order.
- Describe the style: "minimal", "playful", "dark", "warm colours", "serif headings".
- Give real details: names, prices, dates and addresses end up in the page instead of made-up ones.
Editing your page
Publish and edit puts the page online and opens it in the Pagelet editor:
- Click any heading, paragraph or button text and type to change it
- Add links and images
- Save, and the live site updates
For bigger changes like colours or layout, use the Code tab to download the HTML, edit it in any code editor and upload it again.
Not happy with the overall design? Add more detail to your description, like the style, colours or sections, and generate again.
Forms and interactivity
Generated pages can have menus, tabs, accordions, sliders and small animations. There's no server behind them, so forms don't pretend to send data: they use an email link or show a short note instead. If you need a working form, connect a form service by editing the HTML.
Limits
Each generation counts as one:
- Free accounts: 2 generations to try it out
- Pro (€2.99/month): 20 a month, plus unlimited sites, your own domain, a spot in the homepage showcase and no Pagelet badge
Publishing the result is free, like any other site on Pagelet.
Privacy
Your description is sent to Anthropic to write the page. Pagelet keeps a count of your generations for your plan's limit, not the text. A page is only stored if you publish it. See the privacy policy for details.
Other ways to publish AI-made pages
- Paste from any chatbot. If you already have HTML from ChatGPT, Claude or another tool, paste it at pagelet.host/paste.
- Let your AI agent publish. Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients can publish pages to your account directly. Setup is on the Agents & MCP page.