From source code to working website in few mins
Use Awesmos in two ways: generate from a prompt when you want speed, or start from source code when you want the closest match to the showcased design.
Generate a polished first pass
Best when you want to move fast inside your AI coding tool.
Pick the closest direction
Start from the Awesmos template that already feels closest to your product, mood, or page type. Matching the direction first saves the most editing time later.
Copy the tested prompt
Use the full prompt exactly as provided. It carries the layout, visual language, responsive behavior, and implementation notes your AI builder needs.
Generate the first version
Paste into Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, v0, Bolt, Lovable, or your preferred builder. Ask for a complete first pass before requesting small edits.
Tune it into your brand
Change copy, colors, images, spacing, and motion one request at a time. Small focused edits keep the result close to the original preview.
Push it to GitHub
Create a new repository and push your project's code. Most builders can run the git commands for you, or you can use GitHub Desktop if you'd rather avoid the terminal.
Deploy with Vercel
Connect your GitHub repo to Vercel, click Deploy, and your site is live on a free .vercel.app URL in under a minute. Add your own domain afterward under Project Settings.
Use source files for the closest result
Best when you want the real template structure instead of asking an AI model to recreate everything from description.
Open the project locally
Unzip the downloaded folder and open it in VS Code, Cursor, or your editor of choice. Locate the main page, component, or app file to get oriented.
Install and run it
Open a terminal in the project folder and run the install command shown in the included README, then start the dev server to confirm it loads correctly on your machine.
Customize it
Replace brand text, images, links, and colors while keeping the original file structure intact. This keeps future edits and AI-assisted changes easier to apply cleanly.
Push to GitHub
Create a new GitHub repository and push the project. This is required for most modern hosts to auto-deploy from, and your AI coding tool can usually do this for you.
Deploy to Vercel, Netlify, or your host
Connect the repository to Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare Pages and deploy. Most frameworks are auto-detected with zero configuration needed.
Connect your own domain
Once live, add your custom domain under your host's Domain settings, then update your DNS records at your registrar to point to it.