AI Website Prompt Builder

Answer six questions and get a prompt that produces a usable website instead of a generic one. It works with Lovable, v0, Bolt, Claude and ChatGPT. No account, no AI call, nothing stored.

Why a generic prompt gives you a generic site

“Build me a modern website for my business” is the most common prompt there is, and every AI answers it the same way: a hero with a stock gradient, three feature cards, a testimonial nobody said, and a contact form. The model is not guessing badly. It has nothing to guess from.

What changes the output is constraint. The business in one line, who it is for, the one action that matters, and what you do not want. Those four things cut out most of the sameness before the model writes a word.

What this tool adds that you would forget

• Mobile first, at 375px, with no horizontal scrolling.
• One h1 per page and headings in order, which is the difference between a page Google understands and a pile of styled text.
• Alt text that describes the image rather than repeating the filename.
• A visible focus state, so the site can be used without a mouse.
• Width and height on images, so the layout does not jump as they load.
• A closing instruction to list what it guessed, which is how you catch the invented opening hours.

Use it in passes, not one go

Ask for structure and copy first. Read it. Then change one section at a time. A single prompt asking for the site, the animation, the blog and the booking system produces something that half works in four places.

What it will not fix

An AI builder gives you a front end. It does not give you hosting that stays up, a form that actually delivers mail, schema markup, or a site that loads on a 4G connection in Batala. That is the gap we spend our days in: website development, and why WordPress sites crawl on Indian mobile data covers the performance half.

If you want to know what paying somebody costs before you decide, the cost calculator gives you a range in rupees.