Turn ChatGPT output into a real website.
ChatGPT can design and describe a website, but it cannot host, edit, or publish one. Bring the generated image or the written brief into Lindo and get an editable, publishable site you review first.
Select or paste up to 10 PNG, JPG, or WEBP images. Prefer to start from text? Paste the brief further down the page.
Two honest starting points
What did ChatGPT actually give you?
An image carries layout and style. A brief carries structure and words. Bring whichever you have — or both.
You have a generated image
ChatGPT produced a website mockup, hero concept, or layout picture. Use it as a visual reference so the draft starts from that structure and style.
You have a written brief
ChatGPT wrote the business description, page list, sections, or copy. Paste that text so the draft starts from real content instead of a look.
Paste the brief ChatGPT wrote
Include the business, audience, pages, tone, and any copy you already like. Longer, more specific text produces a closer first draft than a one-line request.
How it works
Save what ChatGPT produced.
Download the generated image, or copy the brief and any copy you want to keep. Both are valid starting points.
Bring it into Lindo.
Add images at the top of this page, or paste the brief into the box above. Your input is stored so it survives sign-in.
Generate the editable draft.
Lindo builds real pages and sections from your reference — not a flat picture of the mockup — using the credits on your plan.
Correct, extend, and publish.
Fix AI-invented details, replace placeholder images, add the pages ChatGPT missed, then connect a domain.
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Prompts that produce something worth importing
Vague prompts give vague output. These ask ChatGPT for the structure and content Lindo can actually use.
Ask for a usable website brief
Write a website brief for my [business type] in [city]. List the pages, the sections on each page, the main call to action, and 3 short paragraphs of homepage copy aimed at [audience].
Ask for a layout reference image
Generate a clean, realistic desktop website homepage mockup for a [business type]. Show the header, hero with a headline and button, a three-item services row, testimonials, and a footer. No lorem ipsum.
Ask for the content you always forget
For a [business type] website, draft the about section, 5 FAQs real customers ask, service descriptions with plain pricing language, and the contact details I need to collect.
Replace every bracket before sending. Then bring the result back here as an image, as text, or both.
What to expect
Where AI output helps, and where it stops
A faster first draft
Skip the blank canvas. The generated concept becomes structure you can edit instead of a picture you cannot use.
Multiple views welcome
Add several generated images — for example a desktop concept plus a mobile one — up to 10 files.
Text beats pictures for content
A written brief carries names, services, and tone. An image mostly carries layout and style.
Real editing afterwards
Change sections, copy, colors, and pages in the visual editor or by asking for changes in the builder.
Facts need checking
AI output invents plausible details. Verify services, prices, hours, contact information, and claims before publishing.
Swap generated imagery
AI images often look wrong on a real business site. Replace them with photography the business owns.
Limits and permissions
What this workflow does not do
- No ChatGPT account connection. Lindo does not log into ChatGPT or read your conversations. You bring the output yourself, which is why nothing syncs automatically afterwards.
- No exact reproduction of a mockup. A generated image is a reference. Expect an interpretation with real sections, not a pixel-for-pixel rebuild, and expect to adjust spacing, type, and imagery.
- Generated content is not verified. Names, statistics, testimonials, certifications, and pricing produced by any AI tool must be confirmed before they appear on a live site.
- Rights still apply. If a generated image copies an identifiable brand or someone's photography, do not publish it. Check the terms of the tool that produced your output.
Looking for the ChatGPT integration instead?
This page is for output you already have. If you want to drive Lindo from inside ChatGPT — the Codex plugin or a custom GPT using our OpenAPI spec — that is a different setup with its own requirements.
See the ChatGPT integration optionsFrequently Asked Questions
Can ChatGPT build and publish a website on its own?
Should I bring the image or the text?
Does Lindo connect to my ChatGPT account?
Will the site look exactly like the ChatGPT mockup?
Can I use images made by other AI tools?
What about code ChatGPT wrote for me?
Does this cost anything to try?
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