AI startup website builder to launch fast and iterate
Go from idea to conversion-ready site with an AI startup website builder—no coding required.
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Ship launch pages quickly
Describe hero, feature grid, social proof, and pricing—Figma Make generates responsive sections and navigation automatically.
Build with natural language
Prompt in everyday language—“pricing tiers, comparison table, signup CTA”—and see layout, structure, and interactions appear in minutes.
Design and build in one place
Stay in flow from first frame to publish. Iterate on copy, visuals, and logic without switching tools.
Add real signups & waitlists
Connect Supabase to preview sign-ups, waitlists, and newsletter captures with realistic data in your pages.
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How to build a startup website with AI in Figma Make
Create a new frame in Figma Make—or paste a frame from an existing Figma Design file to jumpstart your layout.
Use a prompt to outline pages and sections. Example: "Create a startup site with Home, Features, Pricing (3 tiers), Docs, and a Sign-up page with testimonials."
Figma Make builds a responsive site with components and editable styles. Test pricing toggles, signup flow, and docs links.
Apply brand tokens, tweak copy, or prompt changes (e.g., "add a comparison table"). When ready, publish your site directly from Figma Make.
FAQs
It’s a tool that turns prompts into responsive, interactive sites. In Figma Make, you can create layouts and flows without writing code.
Yes. You can publish and later update or unpublish your site, choose a subdomain, or set up a custom domain.
No coding required. But a built-in editor is available if you want more customization.
You can try Figma Make for free on the Starter plan, with advanced features available on paid plans.
Yes. Copy frames or components from Figma Design into Figma Make and prompt them to life.
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