Page Builder
Build landing pages without code.
Preview
What is Page Builder?
Page Builder is a free no-code tool that lets you build a landing page without code, right in your browser. Stack hero, heading, paragraph, image, and button blocks, edit them with a live preview, and export a single self-contained HTML file you can open or host anywhere.
Key features
- Block types: hero, heading, paragraph, image, and button
- Inline editing with an instant live preview
- Exports one self-contained page.html with styles inlined
- All text safely escaped for well-formed output
- Host the exported file anywhere as-is
How to build a web page without code
Page Builder assembles a simple web page out of stacked blocks and exports it as one clean HTML file you can open in any browser or drop onto any host. There's no framework, no build step, and no code to write — you arrange blocks, edit their text, and download the result.
The blocks
Five block types cover a basic landing page:
- Hero — a big centered title and subtitle on a blue gradient banner, the kind of thing that sits at the top of a page.
- Heading and Paragraph — body content. Each can be aligned left, center, or right, given a custom color, and set to a font size between 10 and 96 pixels.
- Image — added by URL (see the note below), with alt text for accessibility.
- Button — a pill-shaped call-to-action link with its own alignment and target URL.
Editing and ordering
Every block gets an inline editor. As you type, the live preview on the right updates instantly; it renders inside an isolated iframe, so what you see is genuinely how the exported file will look, not an approximation. Reorder blocks with the ↑ / ↓ buttons and remove one with ✕. A new page starts with a single hero block, so there's always something on screen.
Exporting
Export downloads a file called page.html. It's self-contained in the way that matters most: all the CSS is inlined in the document's <head>, so there's no separate stylesheet to keep track of — the single file styles itself. It also carries a viewport meta tag, so the page is mobile-responsive out of the box, with content capped at a readable 720-pixel column.
Every piece of text you enter is HTML-escaped on the way out — characters like <, >, and & become safe entities — so a stray angle bracket in your copy can't break the page or inject markup. The output is well-formed HTML you can host anywhere as-is.
The one thing to watch: images
Image blocks reference a URL — they don't embed the picture. That keeps page.html tiny, but it also means the page only shows the image as long as that URL stays reachable. For a page you'll host publicly, point image blocks at a URL that's already hosted somewhere permanent. If you'd rather bake the picture into the file so it works offline and never breaks, paste a data: URI (a Base64-encoded image) as the URL instead — the image then lives inside page.html itself.
Good to know
- The visual style — the gradient hero, the pill buttons, the system font — is fixed, so this is a fast route to a tidy page, not a pixel-level design tool. For freeform layout, reach for a full editor.
- The exported page declares
lang="en"; edit that attribute in the HTML if your content is in another language. - Everything is assembled in your browser. Nothing about your page is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
- Are images embedded in the exported HTML?
- No — image blocks store a URL and reference it, so the page shows the picture only while that URL stays reachable. To bake an image into page.html so it works offline, paste a data: URI instead of a normal link.
- What does 'self-contained' mean if images are external?
- It means all the CSS is inlined in the file's <head>, so there's no separate stylesheet — the single page.html styles itself. The layout and fonts are built in; only image URLs point outward.
- Can I change the colors, fonts, or hero gradient?
- Not from the interface — the theme (blue gradient hero, pill buttons, system font, 720-pixel column) is fixed. You can edit the inlined CSS directly in the exported page.html afterward if you want a different look.
- How do I reorder or delete blocks?
- Each block has ↑ / ↓ buttons to move it up or down and an ✕ to remove it. The live preview and the export update to the new order immediately.
- Will special characters in my text break the page?
- No. Every piece of text is HTML-escaped on export, so <, >, & and quotes become safe entities. A stray angle bracket in your copy can't inject markup or malform the page.
Privacy
The page you build, including any images you add, is assembled into a self-contained HTML file entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.