Create a website

Creating a website with InMinutes starts with one message. You describe your business, and InMinutes designs and writes your whole website: pages, text, layout and colors. The AI that builds it stays with your website afterwards, so it remembers what you told it.

Start building

You can start from:

• The dashboard home: type into the box under Where do you want to start? and press send. See Dashboard overview.
• All websites: click Create website.
• A template: see Templates.
• Your old website: see Import a website.

Describe your business

The builder greets you with "Tell me about your business and I'll take it from there." Write a few sentences, as if you were telling a friend:

Luna Bakery is a family-run bakery in Austin, Texas, open since 1998. We bake sourdough and pastries every morning and make custom wedding and birthday cakes. Customers should be able to see our menu and prices, find our opening hours and location, and order cakes online. Warm, cozy style with cream and brown colors.

The more you share, the better your website. Good things to include:

• Your business name and what you do.
• Where you are (city or area) and who your customers are.
• What customers should be able to do: book appointments, buy products, request a quote, call you…
• Your style: colors you like, a feeling (modern, playful, premium…), or websites you admire.
• Real details: services and prices, opening hours, your phone and email.

If it needs an answer

InMinutes starts from your message. There's no form to fill in. If one choice would change the whole website, usually which design direction to take, it asks that one question first, with options you can click. Anything else you didn't mention is taken care of:

• No business name yet? It picks a working name and tells you, so you can change it later.
• No city? Your website simply doesn't show one.
• Online booking is turned on only if you ask for it. If you didn't give your opening hours, it uses weekday hours that you can change in Appointments.

Watch it being built

When InMinutes has what it needs, it starts building, and you see every step as it happens: what it's working on, each page it writes, the photos it picks, and screenshots of your website as it checks it. A clock and the credits used so far sit at the top. Before it hands the website over, the AI opens every page in a real browser and fixes anything that's broken. A build usually takes one to three minutes.

You don't have to watch. The build runs on our servers, so it finishes even if you close the tab or lose your connection. If one of our servers has a problem in the middle of a build, the build picks up where it left off.

When it's done, you'll see "Your website is ready! This chat is now your editor — tell me what to change." and you're taken to the editor.

What you get

• Several pages that fit your business, like Home, About, Services and Contact, plus pages such as a menu for a restaurant.
• Text written for your business and your city.
• A design made for you, not a fill-in-the-blanks template.
• A layout that works on phones, tablets and computers.
• Features you asked for, like a booking page or a shop page.
• Search-friendly basics: page titles, descriptions and business details that Google and AI assistants understand.

Credits and plans

Building a website uses credits, and your conversation with the builder before the build is included. InMinutes checks you have enough before it starts, so a build never stops halfway because you ran out. See Credits & usage.

On the Free Plan you can build one website and preview it. To put it live, choose a paid plan. See Plans & pricing.

If something goes wrong

• The build stopped or failed: go back to the dashboard. If the website appears, it finished; if not, try again. You're not charged for a build that fails.
• "Your website is still being built": the connection dropped but the build is still running. If you stay on the page, it keeps checking and opens your website when it's ready. Otherwise open your dashboard in a minute instead of starting again, or you'll end up with two websites.

Next steps