AI features that turn a prompt into a website
WebDevExtension packs a complete website workflow into one browser extension. This page explains what each part of the builder does and how the pieces fit together, from your first prompt to the published site.
Generation: from your description to a draft
The AI plans the site from what you write. Nothing is picked from a fixed template catalog, so two different businesses get two different websites.
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Plain-language prompts
Describe the purpose, audience, tone, and must-have pages in ordinary sentences. Specific prompts produce specific results, and even a short request gets you a sensible starting point you can build on.
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Multi-page site structure
Ask for a homepage, a gallery, an about page, and a contact page, and the builder creates each one with its own sections, plus a navigation menu that ties them together.
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Starter copy for every section
Headings and paragraphs are written from the details in your brief, so you edit real sentences about your business instead of replacing placeholder text line by line.
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Progress you can follow
While the site is being generated, a progress bar and an estimated time show how far along the build is, so you know exactly when the draft will be ready to review.
Design: styles that fit your brand
Mention “minimal,” “bold,” or “earthy” in your prompt and the visual style follows. After that, the controls are yours.
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Site-wide style controls
The styles panel changes colors, fonts, and spacing across the entire site in one place, which keeps every page consistent when you adjust the look.
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Responsive layouts
Sections are built to reflow on smaller screens. Columns stack, images resize, and navigation adapts, so visitors on phones get a version that is easy to read and tap.
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Live preview
The preview updates as the site is generated and as you edit it. You judge every change in context, on the actual page, before deciding whether to keep it.
Editing: you keep the final say
The draft is a starting point, never a locked template. Change as little or as much as you like.
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Page and section editing
Rename pages, reorder sections, and rewrite any heading or paragraph in the full editor. Remove what you don’t need and keep what already sounds like you.
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Code view for developers
Switch to the code view to read the markup behind each page. Developers and agencies can review the structure, tune the details, and hand over cleaner work to clients.
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Publishing from the builder
The builder includes a publish action, so going live is part of the same workflow rather than a separate export project at the end.
How describing your site compares with other ways to build
There are three common ways to make a website. Each suits different people, so here is an honest look at where a prompt-based extension fits.
| What matters | Describe it to WebDevExtension | Drag-and-drop page builder | Hand-coding from scratch |
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| Starting point | Your written description | A template you choose | An empty file |
| First complete draft | A few minutes | Hours of arranging blocks | Days or weeks |
| Skills you need | Writing a clear brief | Design decisions and builder know-how | HTML, CSS, and often JavaScript |
| Website copy | Starter text written from your brief | Placeholder text to replace | Written separately |
| Best for | A complete, editable draft, fast | Fine-grained visual control | Fully custom requirements |
Put these features to work on your own site
Sign up, add the extension to your browser, and give it your first description. The features above are all waiting inside the builder panel.