Landing Page Generator

Turn your README into a landing page

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June 27, 2026 I built a tool that turns your README into a real landing page (and exports working React code)

Hello!

I just shipped Landing Page Generator . Paste your project's README, pick a theme, and get a live preview of a landing page built from your content. When you're happy with it, you can export the actual React project (full source, ready to deploy) for ₹99 (or almost a dollar).

Why I built this

Every time I shipped something, the landing page was the part I kept putting off. The README already has everything : title, tagline, features, pricing, links. But turning that into something that actually looks good takes hours I'd rather spend building. So I built a tool to do that translation automatically.

How it works

  1. Paste your README (or use the sample one to see it in action)

  2. Pick a theme, upload some images, reorder sections

  3. Preview it live, side-by-side with your markdown

  4. Export a clean React + Tailwind project you can deploy anywhere

Stack: React + TypeScript + Vite, deployed on Netlify, Razorpay for payment.

Try it: https://build-landing-page.netlify.app

Would genuinely love feedback, especially on whether ₹99 feels right for what you get, and what themes/sections you'd want to see added. Happy to answer anything about how it's built too.

First paid product launched. Onwards to more complex ideas!

7 Comments

  1. 1

    I ran your landing page generator through PagePulse because the pain you described — README has the content, landing page is the annoying part — is very relatable.

    A few things stood out:

    - Remove the left editor panel from the visitor-facing view — show only the preview landing page; this single change eliminates the #1 source of cognitive overload and trust erosion

    - Reduce the five hero CTAs to one primary ('Start Building Free') and one secondary text link ('View on GitHub') — this immediately clarifies the conversion path

    - Replace the placeholder 'Acme Toolkit' brand name with the real product name and add a quantified proof point ('used by X developers') in the subheadline

    My main read: the page should show the before/after transformation as early as possible. For this product, seeing "README in → real landing page out → React export" is more persuasive than explaining it.

    Hope useful — ping me once you've made changes and I'll re-run it

    1. 1

      This is such good feedback, thank you! Will check these.

  2. 1

    Solving your own pain is always the best validation. The README-to-landing-page translation is genuinely useful every dev has a great README and a terrible landing page. Curious how you’re planning to reach developers beyond this post? That’s usually where first paid products stall.

    1. 1

      I honestly haven't done that at all till now. So that is going to be a challenge. Distribution is something I need to learn. Any ideas?

      1. 1

        Glad we’re thinking along the same lines. I’d love to see how the feedback feature evolves once it’s live.

        By the way, are you active on X, Discord, or Telegram? I enjoy exchanging product ideas with builders who are iterating quickly—it’d be great to stay in touch.I

  3. 1

    I think exporting the actual React project is the right call. A lot of AI builders leave you stuck inside their platform, but owning the code changes the relationship completely. That alone would make me more willing to try it.

    1. 1

      Thanks! Yes that was the idea. I liked the builders doing the work for me but I guess at some point, you need to move out of just the built in features and expand on it.

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Building a landing page is the boring part nobody wants to do before launch. I built this because I do not want to go through the process of choosing a theme amongst thousands and keep getting confused.