The Glasvey manual. From first template to live site.

The library holds 50 of those sites. Each one is a tested build prompt: a precise, section-by-section description of the site that an AI coding agent turns into the exact site you see in the preview.

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1. Pick a template. Open any card to see its film, the site on a laptop and a phone, and its specs.
2. Copy the prompt. Press Copy prompt. Once the template is yours, the button copies the prompt straight from your library.
3. Paste it into your agent. Make an empty folder, drop the media in, and give the prompt to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. It builds the site section by section.
4. Make it yours. Swap the copy, colours and images, then ask for changes one section at a time.

The HTML build is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No build step, no framework: open it, or put it on any static host. The simplest way to a live site.

The Next.js build is a Next.js 16 app in TypeScript. Choose it when the site will grow: more pages, a CMS, a team working on it. It deploys to Vercel or Cloudflare with no configuration.

Each prompt has every value that matters written down (colours, type, timings, easing, shaders), so the agent doesn’t have to guess.

Open a free template and press Copy prompt. We email you a link that signs you in, and the template is in your library with both prompts and the media zip.

Free templates come under the same commercial licence as the rest. See the free templates.

Your saved templates are under the bookmark in the header, at /saved. They’re kept in this browser, so there’s nothing to sign in to.

On /templates you can search by name, niche or effect, filter by tag (3D, particles, pinned story and more), pick dark or light, and sort by featured, newest or biggest prompt.

Every tag also has a page of its own, like Free, so you can share a shortlist.

• Preview: the first screen, looping.
• Laptop: the whole page scrolled top to bottom at 1440 × 900.
• Mobile: the phone layout at 390 × 844.
• Specs: the highlights, the stack, the type, the palette, the number of pages and the size of each prompt.

Use ← and → to step through templates, and Copy link to share one.

In your library each template has a button per prompt (HTML and Next.js) that copies it in one click, or saves it as a .md file. Next to them is a zip of the template’s media, with the recipe for every image and film, so you can make your own in the same style.

Each prompt starts with a licence line that names your licence.

Every template, newest first, is on /drops. Follow @glasvey to see each one as it lands. All-access members find every new template in their library the day it’s released.

The prompts were tested with an agent working in an empty folder with no other context. Agents that can run a dev server and look at the page get there fastest.

1. Make a new, empty folder and open it in your agent.
2. Unzip the template’s media into it.
3. Paste the whole prompt, the HTML one or the Next.js one, and send it.
4. Let it run. It builds the site section by section, exactly as previewed.

A long prompt is long on purpose: paste all of it, even when your tool shows it as an attachment.

Ask the agent for one kind of change at a time: “replace the brand name and copy with this”, then “change the palette to these colours”, then “use these images”. Each media recipe shows how the original was made, so new images can match the style.

“In the pricing section, add a third card” works better than “add pricing”. After each change, check the page on a phone too: every template is built to run smoothly on phones, and big changes to a 3D or scroll section are where that can slip.

For the HTML build, drag the folder into Netlify, Cloudflare Pages or any static host. For the Next.js build, push it to a Git repository and import it in Vercel or Cloudflare; no configuration needed. Then point your domain at it.

A site that is HTML, CSS and JavaScript loads fast, costs nothing to host and keeps working. For a one-page brand site that’s usually all you need.

The Next.js build is a TypeScript app with routes, so adding pages, wiring a CMS or handing it to developers is straightforward. Multi-page templates get routed transitions between pages.

The builds load their 3D and films only when needed, keep text real (not baked into images), and set titles, descriptions and social images. Run Lighthouse on your built site after you’ve swapped in your own media, since big images are the usual cause of a slower page.

Both are one-time payments on Gumroad. No subscription, no seats, no credits. You can buy several single templates at once with one key. If you buy All-access after single templates, those stay yours.

Compare them on the pricing page.

Enter the key with the email you bought with at /redeem. A template key asks which template you want. We email you to confirm, and pressing Confirm adds it to your library and signs you in.

A key worth several templates can be used one template at a time, now or later.

Sign in with your email and we send you a link. Your library has each template’s prompts and media. Templates you own also show their prompts right in the template view, with Yours on their card.

What the licence doesn’t allow is reselling or sharing the prompts or the media. Free templates come under the same licence. Read the licence.

We refund within 7 days if you never got access and we can’t fix it, if a template is broken or clearly different from its preview and we can’t fix it, or if you were charged twice. Write to us first: most problems are quick to solve. Refund policy.

Every project ships the way our templates do: both builds and a tested build prompt, so your team or your agent can keep extending it. Tell us about your site on the studio page; we reply within two working days.

Write to hello@glasvey.com, use the contact form, or message us on Instagram at @glasvey. More answers are in the FAQ.