3 Steps to Automate Landing Page Creation with Bolt.new [Beginner's Guide]
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Bolt.new is a browser-based AI app builder developed by StackBlitz. Even without any programming knowledge, you can automatically generate a landing page (LP) simply by giving instructions in plain language. This article explains how beginners can build an LP in just 3 steps.
Traditional LP production required designing visuals in a design tool, coding in HTML and CSS, and then uploading everything to a server. Outsourcing the work can easily cost over 100,000 yen. With Bolt.new, you simply type something like "Create a product introduction page with a blue color scheme," and the AI automatically generates both the design and the code. Thanks to WebContainers technology that runs entirely in the browser, there's no need to set up a local environment. In May 2026, an integration with Microsoft Azure was also announced, making it suitable for enterprise use as well. Even the free plan includes 1 million tokens per month (roughly 50 pages' worth), making it ideal for individuals and startups.
First, go to bolt.new and click "Sign in." You can log in with a Google account or a GitHub account. We recommend watching the tutorial that appears on your first login all the way through without skipping it. Open the settings screen from the gear icon in the top right corner and change the language to Japanese to make subsequent tasks smoother. If you're on the free plan, your remaining token count is displayed at the top of the screen — be sure to check it. The daily limit is 300,000 tokens. At this stage, jotting down a quick note about what kind of LP you want to create will save you from hesitating in the next step.
Type the content of the LP you want to create into the chat field in the center of the screen. For example, give a specific instruction such as "Create an LP for an online English conversation school. Blue and orange gradient, with a hero section, pricing table, and contact form." Once you submit it, the AI automatically selects a framework such as React or Vue.js and generates the code. You can check the result in real time in the preview screen on the right. If there's anything you don't like, you can add further instructions such as "Change the button color to green" or "Make the font size larger." A 2026 update added support for importing Figma designs, so if you already have an existing design, you can simply drop the file to apply it.
If everything looks good in the preview screen, click the "Deploy" button in the top right corner. Through its integration with Netlify, a public URL is generated in a matter of seconds. Starting in 2026, a feature was also added that allows you to change the URL after publishing. Open the generated URL in your browser and check how it looks on a smartphone as well. You can verify the responsive display using Chrome's developer tools (F12 key). Also run an actual submission test to confirm that the contact form works correctly. If there's a problem, simply tell the chat "An error occurs when submitting the form," and the AI's autonomous debugging feature (which reduces error loops by 98%) will fix it for you.
Token depletion error: The free plan has a daily limit of 300,000 tokens. Repeated complex instructions or large numbers of revisions can hit the limit. Either wait until the next day or switch to the Pro plan ($25/month). Blank white preview: Browser extensions (such as ad blockers) can be the cause. Try using incognito mode. Japanese fonts not applied: Add the instruction "Load Noto Sans JP from Google Fonts." Error on deploy: Using Japanese characters or symbols in the project name will cause it to fail. Change the name to alphanumeric characters only. Build speed improved by 40% in the January 2026 update, but the initial deployment can take 1–2 minutes.
Using Team Templates: A new feature in 2026 lets you turn a created project into a template. This is handy when building multiple LPs with the same design. Switching to the Opus 4.6 model: You can choose the AI model from the settings screen. For lightweight tasks use Haiku; for complex designs, choosing Opus 4.6 is more efficient. AI image editing: You can instruct the chat to "Blur the background of the hero image" to edit images without any external tools. Custom domain setup: You can connect a domain you already own from the Netlify management screen. This is also effective for SEO. Analytics integration: Giving the instruction "Embed the GA4 tag" will automatically add a Google Analytics tracking code.
Using Bolt.new can dramatically reduce the cost and time involved in LP production. We recommend trying it out on the free plan first, then switching to the Pro plan for full-scale use if you like it.
This article is a cross-post from AI Friends.