Not a mockup, not a wireframe — a real HTML file you can open, keep, and put online. Type what you want below.
There is no canvas to learn and no template to fight.
Plain sentences. Who it's for, what it should do, what it should feel like. The more specific the brief, the less you'll want to change after.
It appears in the frame above — real layout, real copy, working on a phone. Not a picture of a site. The site.
One self-contained HTML file. Download it and it's yours — host it anywhere, hand it to a developer, or keep editing here.
Worth knowing before you spend a minute on it.
It builds one page, not a site with ten of them. A landing page, a menu, a portfolio, a launch page. If you need accounts and a database, this isn't that.
Forms look right but don't send anywhere yet. The markup is real and wired for you to point at your own handler. Nothing is silently pretending to work.
It can't invent your photos. Where you didn't give content it writes plausible placeholders — never lorem ipsum — so you can see the shape and swap them out.
You may not love the first one. That's what revisions are for, and it's the honest reason revisions need an account: the first build costs us real money and we give it away to show you it works.
Your first build is free, no account. Revisions are what a membership unlocks.