Lovable Website Examples: 30 Real Sites and the Prompts Behind Them

Every website below was built by Lovable from a single prompt, and every one is live, so you can click through and use it like a real site. There are 30 here, picked from our library of more than 180 across restaurants, gyms, trades, studios, hotels, shops and SaaS.

Think of them as templates you can read. A Lovable template gives you a finished project. These give you the prompt that produced it, so you can see exactly what was asked for and change any part of it: the business, the colours, the copy or the whole layout.

In short

• All 30 sites were built by Lovable from a single prompt each and are live on lovable.app, so you can click through every one.

• Each example links to the exact prompt that built it. The prompts are free to copy and edit.

• A full site like these took around 4 Lovable credits at the median, and most needed a single build.

• They work as readable Lovable templates: change the business details in the prompt, keep the design, and build your own version.

Restaurants and cafes

Artisan bakery

Warm cream tones, a soft italic serif and crusty bread photography that carries the whole page. See the live site · Get the artisan bakery prompt

Cocktail bar

Black and amber with candlelit photography and a bold serif headline. See the live site · Get the cocktail bar prompt

Neapolitan pizzeria

A wood-fired oven, a bold condensed headline and a menu written straight into the prompt. See the live site · Get the neapolitan pizzeria prompt

Ice cream shop

Playful pastels and a light layout that proves Lovable does cheerful as well as moody. See the live site · Get the ice cream shop prompt

Specialty coffee shop

A dark editorial café with an italic serif headline over a single strong photograph. See the live site · Get the specialty coffee shop prompt

Gyms, clubs and coaching

Boxing gym

Dark industrial design with huge condensed type and a red accent used sparingly. See the live site · Get the boxing gym prompt

Run club

Black and electric lime, a two word headline and nothing else competing for attention. See the live site · Get the run club prompt

Tennis club

Clay court colours on warm paper with a confident headline and a light, sporty feel. See the live site · Get the tennis club prompt

Pilates studio

Sage green and warm white with generous space and a calm, airy layout. See the live site · Get the pilates studio prompt

Health and beauty

Med spa

Soft neutrals with gold accents and a treatment list that feels premium without shouting. See the live site · Get the med spa prompt

Hair salon

Near black and terracotta with editorial photography and stacked uppercase type. See the live site · Get the hair salon prompt

Makeup artist

A dark gold editorial look built around one striking portrait. See the live site · Get the makeup artist prompt

Trades and local services

Electrician

Dark and industrial, with the phone number and a quote button visible from the first second. See the live site · Get the electrician prompt

Junk removal

Lime and charcoal with a loud, confident headline and before and after sections. See the live site · Get the junk removal prompt

Emergency locksmith

Black and safety yellow, a huge phone number and copy written for someone locked out right now. See the live site · Get the emergency locksmith prompt

Dog groomer

Warm teal and white with friendly photography and a gentle, trustworthy tone. See the live site · Get the dog groomer prompt

Creative studios

Game studio

Near black with a huge wordmark over a moody landscape, and a small pixel sprite walking along a line. See the live site · Get the game studio prompt

Recording studio

A dark editorial serif over a warm studio photograph, with tape reels that turn as you scroll. See the live site · Get the recording studio prompt

Portrait photographer

Black, white and one portrait. The work does the talking. See the live site · Get the portrait photographer prompt

Tattoo studio

A dark editorial layout with a large, confident headline. See the live site · Get the tattoo studio prompt

Hotels, venues and events

Boutique hotel

Dark slate and gold with a dusk photograph of the building and an elegant serif. See the live site · Get the boutique hotel prompt

Campground

Woodland greens, cabin photography and a practical, outdoorsy layout. See the live site · Get the campground prompt

Theatre

Velvet red and gold with a dramatic display headline, built like a playbill. See the live site · Get the theatre prompt

Escape room

Near black and teal with a single question as the headline. See the live site · Get the escape room prompt

Shops

Florist

Dark forest green and dusty rose with an italic serif and lush flower photography. See the live site · Get the florist prompt

Furniture store

An editorial catalogue layout with warm wood tones and plenty of space around each piece. See the live site · Get the furniture store prompt

Pet store

A bright yellow, sticker style design with bold outlines and a happy dog front and centre. See the live site · Get the pet store prompt

Professional services and SaaS

Law firm

Deep navy and gold, a serif headline and a layout that puts credentials first. See the live site · Get the law firm prompt

App landing page

A midnight gradient with a floating phone mockup and a two line promise. See the live site · Get the app landing page prompt

Health SaaS

A light, clean product page with a dashboard preview and one clear call to action. See the live site · Get the health saas prompt

What these examples have in common

They look different on purpose, but they were built the same way, and that shows in the numbers we measured across the whole library:

• One prompt, mostly one build. Most sites came out of a single Lovable build, at around 4 credits for the median site. That is about a dollar, as our Lovable credit study shows.

• The design arrives. Requested fonts loaded on 97 percent of sites and backgrounds matched the prompt on 88 percent. What Lovable rewrites is the structure underneath, which we unpack in does Lovable follow your design system.

• They are fast, and mostly light. The median site transfers 1.15 MB and paints in about a second. Images are nearly all of the weight, see what Lovable websites weigh.

• Contrast is the weak spot. One text element in five failed WCAG AA in our accessibility audit, almost always pale grey secondary text.

How to make your own version

1. Open the prompt for the example closest to your business and read it. Everything the site does is written there.

2. Change the facts first. Business name, services, prices, address and opening hours. Leave the design alone for the first build.

3. Send it to Lovable with the button on the prompt page, or paste it into a new project.

4. Swap the images for your own photos once the site is built, resized to around 1600 px for the hero and 600 px for the rest.

If none of these is close enough, browse all Lovable prompts by industry. Every prompt in the library has a live demo like the ones above.