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What are you actually making?

Every one of these is the same builder, set up for that job: the examples, the questions it asks, and the instructions it writes for the AI are all tuned. You build and publish on the page itself, without an account.

11 ways in

Start where you already are

Each one opens a builder with examples for that job and a prompt written for it, so your first click is closer to a finished page.

Publish code from an AI

ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini wrote it. Paste the reply and it's live on its own address.

ExampleA one-page site for my walking tours in Edinburgh: three routes with a price and a duration each…
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Run Google AdSense on it

The ad script lands in every page at publish. Google also wants a privacy and a contact page, and those get built with you.

ExampleA guide to growing tomatoes on a balcony: which varieties suit pots, a month-by-month plan as a …
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Get a small business online

One page with your prices, hours and contact details. Free to publish, pay only for your own domain.

ExampleA one-page site for my mobile dog grooming business: what I do, a price list for three sizes of …
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Build a portfolio site

Gallery, lightbox, about, contact. Built around your work rather than poured into a template.

ExampleA photography portfolio with a full-width gallery grid of twelve images, a lightbox when you cli…
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Make a landing page

Headline, benefits, proof, one call to action. Built around the single thing you want people to do.

ExampleA waitlist landing page for a habit tracking app aimed at students: a benefit-led headline, thre…
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Put your menu online

Sections, prices and dietary labels, readable on a phone. Not a PDF nobody can zoom.

ExampleA menu page for my coffee shop with sections for hot drinks, cold drinks, breakfast and cakes, p…
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Make an event page

Date, place, schedule, directions and a countdown. One link instead of forty messages.

ExampleA wedding page: our names, the date with a live countdown, the ceremony and reception venues wit…
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Make a link in bio page

Every link on one page that looks like you. No watermark, no monthly plan, your own address.

ExampleA link in bio page for a food creator called Mara: a round photo, one line about what I cook, th…
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Make a wedding website

Schedule, directions, hotels and an RSVP that comes to you. Free, on its own address.

ExampleA wedding website for Ana and Tom, Saturday 14 June 2027 at Rosewood Barn: our story, the schedu…
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Make a coming soon page

One line, a countdown, a sign-up that comes to you. Holds the address until the real thing is ready.

ExampleA coming soon page for Ember, a coffee roastery opening on 1 March: the name, one line about wha…
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Try it without an account

Build and publish before handing over an email. An honest list of what works anonymously.

ExampleA page for our street party on 12 July: the time, what to bring, the road closure times, who is …
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The same four steps, whichever you pick

Describe it. Paste it. Publish it.

You never leave the page you chose. All four steps happen there.

  1. Describe it

    One or two sentences. Pick a look if you care, skip it if you don't.

  2. Copy the instructions

    One tap copies a written brief, already tuned for what you're building. Paste it into Claude or Gemini — both free, and both stronger at this than a fast default model.

  3. Paste the reply back

    Drop the answer in and your page runs right there, on the same screen, for real.

  4. Put it online

    Name it and publish. It gets its own web address that anyone can open. No account, no card.

Not sure which page fits? It matters less than it looks: they all reach the same builder, and you can change what you're making inside it. How siteseconds.com works covers pricing and the rest.

Questions

Before you pick one

Do I need to pay for ChatGPT or Claude to use this?

No. The free tier of ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini is enough for everything here. You copy a written brief, paste it into whichever one you like, and bring the answer back.

Which AI gives the best results?

All three work. Claude and ChatGPT tend to produce the most polished layouts; Gemini is fine for simpler pages. If one gives you something disappointing, paste the same brief into another and compare.

How long before something is actually live?

About four minutes for a first version: a sentence to describe it, one round trip to an AI, and a publish. Making it good takes longer, which is why you can keep editing it afterwards.

Can I build more than one thing?

Anonymously, one at a time. With the free account, five sites live at once. The account costs nothing and takes one click with Google.