Start from structure you own
Generation runs inside your library so every draft looks like a page your team would ship.
1.2 Build
AI fills your brand structure. You keep the markup, the review path, and the publish button.
Generation runs inside your library so every draft looks like a page your team would ship.
Suggestions arrive as diffs. Accept what helps, reject what does not, edit the code when you must.
1.0
Pick a structure your team already ships. AI fills sections and variants inside that brand frame so every page starts production-ready.
1.1 Page builderDescribe the offer, audience, and CTA. LiftLander builds the page on your template instead of inventing a new layout.
Generated pages inherit the same object model as uploaded HTML - so experiments and translations attach without a rebuild.
2.0
Instructions land as an inspectable diff. Accept, reject, or open the HTML when you need full control.
AI edits are proposed as diffs against your template, not opaque rewrites that erase brand structure.
Generate challenger headlines, CTAs, and sections that can go straight into an A/B or multivariate test.
Tighten the headline for paid search and keep the CTA wording
<h1 class="hero">Unlock more of every campaign</h1><a class="cta"> Start free</a><h1 class="hero">Convert more of the traffic you already buy</h1><a class="cta"> Start free</a>Template structure stays. Accept the copy change or keep editing the HTML.
3.0
Publish once. Tracking, assignment, and localization hooks are already on the page.
3.1 TranslationTranslate the generated page without forking layout. Markets stay on the same conversion events.
Draft and published stay separate. Preview privately, then promote when the offer is ready.
FAQ
No. It fills sections inside templates you already use. Layout, type, and component patterns come from your library, not a generic block kit.
Yes. Every generated page stays editable as HTML, CSS, and JS. AI suggestions are optional diffs you can accept or reject.
Yes. Publishing attaches assignment and conversion hooks automatically, so you can launch a test without a separate integration step.
Yes. Generated pages use the same translation and review workflow as uploaded HTML, including glossary terms and image creative.
Free for 14 days, no card required. Larger teams can book a walkthrough instead.