Rebuilt the landing page from scratch — new vision, new sandbox

The product changed significantly. The landing page hadn't.

After a full week of updates, I rebuilt renderpix.dev from the ground up.

What changed:

The old hero: "HTML-to-image API"

The new hero: "Turn any HTML into pixel-perfect images — automatically. Built for n8n, Make, and Zapier."

That's not just a copy change. It's a positioning change.

The sandbox:

The biggest improvement. Before: a blank textarea with a Render button.

Now:

- 5 preset templates (Instagram Carousel, OG Image, Certificate, Invoice, Custom)

- Template variables: fields auto-appear when {{key}} is detected in HTML

- Left column: editor + controls. Right column: live preview.

- "Copy API Code" button — one click to get working code

The goal was to reduce time-to-wow. Pick a template, hit Render, see a real image in 10 seconds. No signup needed.

New sections:

- Trust bar (85+ n8n installs, ~300ms render time)

- Integrations (n8n, Make, Zapier — with real links)

- How it works (3 steps + code snippet)

What I learned:

The old page was developer-first. The new page speaks to both developers AND automation users. Those are different people with different questions.

A developer asks "how does it work?"

An automation user asks "does this work with my tool?"

The new page answers both in the first scroll.

Current state:

- MRR: $9

- Registered users: ~30

- n8n installs: 85+

Next: Reddit distribution and outreach to the ICP.