AI app builder prompts

Prompts for AI app builders: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

AI app builders like Bolt, Lovable, v0, and Cursor turn a single prompt into a working HTML page. The prompts below are written for static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript output — every result is a page you can preview and share immediately.

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npx @htmlshare/cli install --agent all

Um único comando instala a Skill local para Codex, Claude e Cursor. Depois, use /htmlshare em qualquer um deles para publicar o projeto HTML atual.

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Ready-to-copy prompts

Copy a prompt and paste it into your AI builder.

Landing pages

Full page layouts with hero sections, feature grids, and pricing tables.

Build a SaaS landing page with a bold hero headline and CTA button, a 3-column features grid with icons, a 2-tier pricing table (free and pro), and an FAQ accordion. Use HTML, Tailwind CSS via CDN, and vanilla JavaScript for the accordion. Keep everything in one file.

Create a minimal product launch page with a full-viewport hero section, an email capture form, and a 5-item feature list. No external dependencies — inline all CSS.

UI components

Reusable pieces like navbars, cards, modals, and tabs.

Build a responsive navbar with a logo on the left, 4 navigation links in the center, and a 'Get started' button on the right. Add a hamburger menu for mobile viewports. HTML and CSS only, no JavaScript libraries.

Create a card component set with 3 variants: a feature card with an icon and description, a pricing card with a feature list and CTA, and a testimonial card with an avatar and quote. Use HTML and CSS custom properties.

Dashboard layouts

Admin panels, stat cards, and data display layouts.

Create an admin dashboard with a fixed left sidebar icon nav, a top header bar with a search input and user avatar dropdown, and a main area showing 4 stat cards and a placeholder data table. Use HTML and CSS Grid.

Build a responsive analytics page with a date range picker, 3 KPI summary cards at the top, and a bar chart built with CSS and HTML only (no canvas or SVG libraries). Add a data table below.

Interactive elements

Multi-step forms, accordions, tabs, and modal dialogs.

Build a 3-step form: personal info, account preferences, and a confirmation summary. Show a step progress bar at the top. Use HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript — no libraries or frameworks.

Create a tabbed interface with 4 tabs and smooth content transitions. Each tab panel has a heading and paragraph. Use HTML, CSS transitions, and vanilla JavaScript.

More prompt sources

Where to find more prompts for HTML app builders.

Beyond the templates above, these are the best places to find tested prompts for AI-powered HTML and CSS builders.

GitHub prompt repositories

Search GitHub for "bolt prompts", "v0 prompts", or "ai html prompts" to find community-maintained prompt libraries and starter collections.

Reddit communities

r/ChatGPT, r/ClaudeAI, and r/webdev regularly share prompt templates and discuss what works well for generating clean HTML and CSS output.

AI builder documentation

Bolt.new, Lovable, v0 by Vercel, and Cursor each publish example prompts and best practices in their official docs and community Discord servers.

Showcase galleries

Browse published examples in Bolt Gallery and v0 Community to reverse-engineer effective prompts from results you want to replicate.

Where can I get prompts for AI app builders?

Start with GitHub repositories tagged 'ai-prompts' or 'bolt-prompts', the official docs for your AI builder (Bolt, v0, Lovable, Cursor), and communities on Reddit (r/ChatGPT, r/ClaudeAI). The prompts on this page are ready to copy and paste.

What makes a good HTML and CSS prompt for an AI builder?

Be specific about layout (CSS Grid, Flexbox), list every section you need (hero, features, pricing, FAQ), name the styling approach (Tailwind CDN, inline CSS, or a separate style block), and end with 'Keep everything in one HTML file.' Detailed prompts produce more consistent results.

How do I preview and share the HTML my AI builder generates?

Paste or upload the generated HTML file to HTMLShare. It creates a shareable browser preview link instantly — no Git repository, no hosting setup, no local server required. Use it to review the result and share it with teammates or clients.