Still think building a landing page takes hours of design work, coding, and caffeine?
Think again.
AI is designing websites now.
We’re not in 2025.
We’re in the future.
And if you haven’t played around with Framer’s AI site generation yet — you’re about to have your mind (and maybe your site) blown.
Let’s break down exactly how to go from blank canvas to a live, responsive, client-ready landing page — in literally 15 minutes.
Using one prompt.
Some smart tweaks.
And a bit of taste.
Why Use Framer AI to Build a Landing Page?
Two words: Speed and Vibes.
Framer’s AI doesn’t just spit out basic wireframes. It creates:
A fully functional, responsive website
Clean design blocks with auto-layouts
Pages with actual structure and flow
Customizable styles, fonts, colors
This isn’t some ChatGPT-built HTML mess. It’s real design. Powered by AI. Tuned by you.
How to build a website with Framer AI
The Prompt That Started It All
Before anything else, hit CMD+ K (or CTRL +K for Windows humans).
Type: Generate
Boom — the prompt window appears.
Here’s the structured prompt format:
"You are a professional web designer. Design a [website type] website for [who]. Take into consideration their [context] and convey it with the design of the website."
Our example:
Website type: Landing Page
Who: A new mobile app called “Brindz”
Context: Helps individuals track their expenses in a simple way
Final input:
"You are a professional web designer. Design a landing page for a new mobile app called Brindz. Take into consideration that it's a simple tool that helps individuals track their expenses, and convey it with the design."
Keep the vibe clean, clear, and just detailed enough.
The First Design Result: Cute… but Not Quite It
Framer AI instantly whipped up a fun, quirky layout.
Bright colors. Bubbly fonts.
It looked like a party.
But Brindz is a fintech app, not a birthday invite.
So we refined the prompt:
Added: "Make the design more professional and minimalist. Use blue-themed color palette and UX that inspires trust."
Hit regenerate.
Second Time’s the Charm: Hello, Blue Brilliance
Now we’re talking.
Sleek blue hues
Clean hero section
Clear call-to-actions
Mobile-optimized straight out the gate
The foundation? Solid.
But we weren’t done tweaking.
Quick Customizations to Level Up the Design
Just because AI did the heavy lifting doesn’t mean you stop designing.
We made a few manual edits:
Font Swaps
The default typeface? Too playful.
We switched to something more grounded — like Inter or Work Sans.
Professional, readable, but not boring.
Button Styling
Rounded corners looked too soft.
We changed the border-radius from XL to something more subtle. Think 8px instead of full-blown bubble buttons.
Color?
We went for a cool navy-to-sky blue gradient. More fintech, less candy store.
FAQ Color Fix
The FAQ section looked like an afterthought.
So we gave it:
A light gray background
Medium padding (around 32px)
Font weight boost to make the questions pop
Added What AI Missed: Pricing Section
AI forgot a key part of any SaaS landing page: Pricing.
So we added a new section manually:
Three-column layout: Free, Pro, Premium
Highlighted the middle plan (because yes, everyone does that)
Added one-liner descriptions and action buttons
Took ~3 minutes. Looked like it took 3 hours.
One more tweak: the AI-generated pricing block had a different font size and a bright white background. It looked kinda off-brand.
So we tweaked it to match the rest of the site’s blue theme — consistent fonts, background tone, and overall vibe.
No one likes a patchy website. Your pages should feel like they belong together.
Final Touches Before Launch
Edited section headlines for clarity
Replaced dummy text with concise copy
Previewed on desktop, tablet, mobile (looked great everywhere)
Hit Publish
Quick note on visuals:
Some of the stock photos the AI added? Yeah… not it.
(Looks like AI’s still figuring out what money stress actually looks like. haha)
We swapped those out for more relevant, product-focused visuals — like mockups of the mobile app on an iPhone frame. Or clean screenshots showing the actual product in action.
Real visuals beat random filler pics every time — especially if you want that sleek, legit feel.
Anddrumroll
URL went live: https://brindzify.framer.ai/
Done.
Total time: 15 minutes.
Why This Workflow Works (and When to Use It)
Use Framer AI when you need:
A quick MVP or landing page for your startup idea
Something to show a client before you spend 10 hours perfecting a layout
A wireframe to build on top of — faster
It’s like having an intern with good taste and no complaints.
For more Framer tutorials, check out our All About Framer blog.
SEO Tips for Your AI-Generated Website
Let’s not forget — your landing page needs to be found.
Here’s how to Framerify your SEO:
Set Page Titles (use actual keywords like "budget tracking app")
Add Alt Text for all images
Use proper H1, H2, H3 hierarchy (no skipping!)
Compress images (Framer does some of this by default)
Add a meta description with 150–160 characters
Bonus Tip:
Use schema markup via Framer’s Code Component if you want to flex.
Read more SEO-focused walkthroughs on the All About Framer blog.
What We Learned (So You Don’t Have to Repeat)
Be specific in your prompt. Vague = chaos.
Regenerate once or twice to get a better design base.
Don’t be afraid to rewrite text and tweak the styles.
Trust the process — and yourself.
Conclusion
Framer AI + your design taste = magic.
In just 15 minutes, you can go from an idea to a live, beautiful landing page that doesn’t just look good — it works.
Want help creating one for your brand?
Book a call with us and let’s bring your idea to life.
Explore more insights on All About Framer — packed with tutorials, tips, and real-world Framer experiments.
