Build a landing page with AI
In short
Go from a sentence to a published landing page in Granular: describe it, preview it live, refine in plain English, and publish — no code required.
Updated 2026-06-29
Step 1 — Describe the page
Start a session and describe the page you want, including audience and vibe:
Build a landing page for my newsletter about indie design.
Dark, modern, with a hero, three benefits, and an email sign-up.
The agent creates the files and opens a live preview.
Step 2 — Refine in plain English
Tweak by talking: "make the hero headline bolder," "use a warmer orange," "add a FAQ section." Each change appears in the preview right away. Keep going until it's right.
Step 3 — Publish it
When you're happy, ask the agent to publish it. With a publishing target connected, it ships the page live and gives you the URL — all from the same chat. Your files stay yours, on your Mac.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my own domain?
Yes — with a domain connected, the agent can publish to it and wire up the DNS for you.
Do I need design skills?
No. Describe the feel you want and the agent applies a coherent design; you refine it in plain English.
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