Does the preview show my actual proposed copy and layout, or a generic template?

Your actual proposed direction. Feed it your wireframe, content hierarchy, and hero imagery and the AI renders that specific layout in realistic browser context — it doesn't substitute a stock template, so the client is approving the real concept, not a placeholder.

Can it show both desktop and mobile versions?

Yes. Since most landing page traffic arrives from paid social and search on mobile, agencies typically present both viewports side by side so the client can approve the responsive treatment, not just the desktop hero.

How is this different from a Figma or InVision prototype?

A Figma frame still reads as a design file — clients mentally discount it as "not real yet." A photorealistic preview in browser chrome reads as a finished, functioning page, which is what actually gets non-technical stakeholders to say yes without a second review cycle.

Can I preview a full multi-section page, not just the hero?

Yes, scroll depth and section count are configurable in your build. Most agencies preview the hero and above-the-fold treatment for the first pitch, then generate full-page previews once the client has approved the visual direction.

Will the preview match what the developer actually builds?

It's a directional visual, not a pixel-perfect handoff spec. Use it to align the client on layout, hierarchy, and visual tone before development starts — your design system and component library still govern the final build.

Can I generate variants for A/B testing pitches?

Yes. Agencies commonly generate two or three headline and hero treatments from the same base layout to pitch a testing roadmap alongside the redesign, rather than presenting a single fixed direction.

What happens to the client screenshots and mockups we upload?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your agency needs and make sure it meets GDPR or any other regulation that applies. No training on your data, ever.

How much does this cost to add to our agency's proposal process?

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Website & App Redesign

Show clients their new landing page before a developer touches it

Upload the client's current page or a wireframe. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview of the redesigned landing page in real browser chrome, on desktop and mobile, in seconds — not a Figma frame the client has to imagine as a live site.

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What is a landing page preview preview?

A landing page preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a client's redesigned landing page rendered in real browser chrome, before a designer or developer builds it. The agency uploads a wireframe, mockup, or the client's live page, and the tool produces a finished-looking screen showing the new layout, copy hierarchy, and visual treatment in context. Web design and marketing agencies use this at the pitch and proposal stage to get sign-off before development hours are spent.

Why it matters

Landing page redesigns are sold on conversion promises, but they're approved on gut feel — and gut feel needs something that looks like a real, finished page, not a wireframe with lorem ipsum or a flat Figma export. Agencies quote landing page redesigns anywhere from a few thousand dollars for a single high-intent page to well into five figures for a multi-variant campaign system, and the sales cycle stalls at the exact moment the client is asked to approve a static mockup they can't picture as something visitors will scroll through, click, and convert on. A preview that looks like a real browser tab closes that gap and gets the statement of work signed before the client shops the concept to another agency.

Who uses this

Conversion and growth marketing agencies pitching landing page redesigns ahead of a paid campaign launch. Web design studios presenting the hero section and above-the-fold treatment as the opening slide of a proposal. In-house growth and marketing teams getting stakeholder or legal sign-off on a new page before a developer sprint is scheduled. Freelance CRO consultants who need a finished-looking asset to justify a redesign retainer beyond a single audit call.

Heard this from a client?

You present a Figma mockup and the client asks "is that what it'll actually look like in the browser, with the real menu bar and everything?"

The client stares at a flat static export and says "I can't tell if this is going to feel cluttered until I see it scroll."

Legal or brand wants to sign off before the sprint is scheduled, but all they've been given is a wireframe with placeholder copy and a stock headshot.

How landing page preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Capture the current page or concept

Screenshot the client's live landing page, or upload a wireframe, Figma export, or rough mockup of the proposed direction.

AI renders the redesign in browser context

The model generates a photorealistic version of the new layout, hero imagery, and copy hierarchy inside real browser chrome — desktop and mobile viewports, not a flat design frame.

Present it in the proposal

The client sees their own page, redesigned, looking like something they could click through today. Sign-off happens in the same meeting, not after a follow-up revision round.

Common questions about landing page preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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