FREE TOOL
Turn your idea into a ready-to-paste website prompt.
Answer five quick questions. The generator writes a complete first brief — audience, main action, pages, style, and sensible limits — that you can paste into Lovable, Emergent, or another AI builder.
Build a responsive website for [Business name], a restaurant or café offering [what you offer] to [who it is for]. The main goal is to get visitors to make a reservation, so put a clear “Make a reservation” button in the header and repeat it after each main section. Pages: Home, About, Services or menu, Contact. Visual style: warm and friendly, with readable typography, generous spacing, and accessible colour contrast. Use realistic placeholder copy that I can edit, and mark every placeholder in [brackets]. Make it work well on mobile first. Include a simple contact form (name, email, message) with validation and a success message. Do not add payments, user accounts, or a database in this first version.
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Why a structured prompt gets a better first draft
AI builders produce stronger first versions when they know who the site is for, the single action a visitor should take, which pages to include, and what to leave out. A one-line request like “make me a restaurant website” forces the builder to guess all of that. Starting with a clear brief also uses fewer credits, because you spend less time asking for fixes.
What to do after you paste the prompt
Review the first draft against your brief before asking for changes. Replace every bracketed placeholder with real details, then request one focused change at a time — for example, “make the reservation button more prominent on mobile” — rather than rewriting the whole prompt. Test the contact form and every button before you publish.
What this generator does not do
The prompt is a starting brief, not a guarantee of output. Builders differ in how they interpret instructions, and features such as payments, user accounts, and bookings that sync with other calendars need extra setup and testing. Add those in later, focused requests once the basic site works.