Landing Page

Learn how to go from idea to a fully functional, animated landing page, using AI + a sprinkle of razzle dazzle.

Two Ways to Build Landing Pages

1. One-Shot Generation

Let Lovable do the heavy lifting. Just write a single prompt and let the AI generate your entire landing page.

Prompt Example:

You are a CRO expert. Build a landing page for a space tourism agency targeting wealthy individuals. The experience includes zero-gravity flights. Follow conversion rate optimization best practices. 

Add specific audience, features, or tone to help Lovable make better assumptions.

2. Section-by-Section

Prefer more control? Build one piece at a time: hero, pricing, FAQs, and more.

Example flow:

Step 1

Generate a blank hero section

Step 2

Click into any section with visual edits to:

Change text, colors, size
Move or delete elements
Tweak layout or animations

Step 3

Add images, animations, pricing tables (details at the bottom)

Step 4

Refactor styling + add branding + request a theme like:

Dark mode
Neo-brutalism
Glassmorphism
Futuristic fonts (e.g., Space Grotesque)

“Make the layout more elegant and smaller” can work wonders.

Case Study: Building HorseX Live

This page is based on our livestream where we built a space-themed landing page called HorseX—a space travel agency for horses (yes, seriously).

Space theme 🌌
Animations
Dark mode
Horse mascot (obviously)
Pricing & FAQs
Logo + favicon

Step 5

Launch, Host, and Showcase

Publish with one click
Connect to custom domain
Launch on Lovable Launch (like Product Hunt but for Lovable)

Increase visibility by submitting to Lovable Launch

Layout Inspiration & Tools

Here are a few tools we used live:

Mobbin – Real-world design inspiration
21st.dev – Copy-paste animation and design components
Replicate Playground – AI image/logo generation
Remove.bg – Remove image backgrounds
Icon Generator – Free animated icons

Advanced features

Level up your landing page with Lovable by adding rich interactive experiences, responsive UIs, and real working product previews.

Collect emails and respond automatically with Resend.

Use case:

Contact Sales form
Confirmation email to user
Notification email to your team

Prompt:

Implement a contact form that uses Resend.
Send a confirmation email to the user and a notification to my team.

Need to limit usage or detect abuse? Add IP tracking with Supabase fingerprinting.

Let visitors test your product directly from the landing page. You can embed mini-apps using Supabase and external APIs like GROQ.

Example: A “Make it professional” email previewer powered by the GROQ API:

Connect to Supabase first to avoid wiring issues later
Use chat mode to help Lovable understand and implement new APIs
Ask for fingerprinting or usage limits via IP if needed

Prompt:

Add a section where users can preview our AI email assistant.
Connect to Supabase. Use GROQ API for email enhancement.

Want to show a demo without cluttering the hero?

Use modals:

Embed YouTube or demo videos
Trigger on button click (e.g. “Watch Demo”)
Common prompt term: modal popup

Prompt:

When the “Watch Demo” button is clicked, open a modal popup with this video.

Social proof matters.

Create a “Trusted By” section with animated company logos.
Ensure logos stay as image files, not SVG paths.
Avoid grayed-out overlays.

Prompt:

Add a “Trusted by” section using real company logos.
Keep them as images, not SVGs. Use 21st.dev animations.

Don’t settle for static hero sections:

Animate words (cycle between phrases)
Add floating shapes (circles, gradients)
Match color palette across hero, headings, and timeline

Example prompts:

Animate the word in the hero title to cycle between "intelligence" and "assistance"
Add floating purple circles in the background
Make the heading text use the primary purple gradient

Parallax creates a sense of depth by having background elements move at a different speed than foreground ones as you scroll. It’s like walking through a forest in a video game — trees in the front move faster than mountains in the back.

Why it’s cool:

Adds immersion
Makes your landing page feel more dynamic and interactive
Visually separates sections in a subtle way

Prompt Example:

Add a parallax scroll effect to the background of the hero section.
Make the stars move slower than the text and images.

Use it sparingly. Too much parallax = overwhelming.

Isometric design creates a 3D-like effect using 2D graphics, typically at a 30° angle. Think of games like Monument Valley or old-school Sim City. Everything looks “tilted” but perfectly aligned — no perspective distortion.

Why use it:

Clean, futuristic aesthetic
Makes your app visuals look more sophisticated
Great for tech, data, and AI themes

Prompt Example:

Use isometric illustrations for the product feature section.
Make the graphics look like a futuristic dashboard in 3D.

You can also import isometric illustrations from:

Isometric graphics pair really well with glassmorphism or dark-themed UIs for modern SaaS pages.

Introduction

Features

Integrations

Tips & tricks

Prompt Engineering

Use Cases

Two Ways to Build Landing Pages

1. One-Shot Generation

2. Section-by-Section

Layout Inspiration & Tools

Advanced features

Other tutorials

Introduction

Features

Integrations

Tips & tricks

Prompt Engineering

Use Cases

​Two Ways to Build Landing Pages

​1. One-Shot Generation

​2. Section-by-Section

​Layout Inspiration & Tools

​Advanced features

​Other tutorials

Two Ways to Build Landing Pages

1. One-Shot Generation

2. Section-by-Section

Layout Inspiration & Tools

Advanced features

Other tutorials