[Beginners OK] Easily create free, cool web pages using AI! ? What is the popular Readdy?

"The time has come for AI to create websites." -- Such words are no longer special now.

Among them, I found Readdy, .

I've seen a lot of articles and reviews introducing Ready recently, but I got the impression that many of them are just "thoughts after using the free plan a little."

In this article, I will introduce how to use it ,
the limits of free plans, differences from paid plans, and how it can be used, and how it is, and how it can really be used to create a website that looks great even for beginners. We will honestly share real thoughts such as :

• What can you do with Readdy?
• Can I be satisfied even if it's free?
• Is it worth spending money?

"I want to create a website using AI," "I'm not confident in my code or design, but I want to create a cool page," so I would be happy if this article would be of any help to me.

Can AI create cool web pages? What is "Readdy"

**Readdy**
a completely no-code AI tool that allows you to automatically generate web pages with high-quality, professional-like designs .

Its feature is its intuitive and simple operation.
For example, just enter it like this:

“Create a landing page for a startup. Use a clean, modern layout with a call-to-action button.”

In just a few seconds, the web page structure with a sophisticated design will be automatically completed .

There is no need to write a single line of code and no complicated settings are required.
The experience of creating a cool site by simply communicating is a pleasant experience that sets itself apart from traditional no-code tools.

Ready pricing plans | First try a "wonderful" site for free!

First, let's take a look at the differences between free and paid plans.

This is the best free plan

• You can start completely free of charge
• Code can also be exported
• You can create two projects
• Easy to use and can be used immediately after registration

Readdy does not register as a credit card and you can start immediately .
It's a very easy and easy to get started with for those who want to try it out.

You can also output code even with the free plan , so you can use the generated pages as is for personal development and verification.

This is the strong starter plan

• Manage 10 projects at the same time
• You can set your own domain ()
• You can hide the Readdy logo, so it can be used as a portfolio or production site.
• It can be linked to Figma and can be used as a UI design.
• Up to 50 lead collection (acquiring customer information via form) per month

If you're thinking, "I'd like to try using it in a bit more seriously," or "I'd like to use it in Figma or code," the Starter plan is the perfect balance.
To be honest, I don't think there are many cases where you can create dozens of sites, so if you join Starter, you should never have any problems.

Completely unlimited + powerful features with Pro plan

• Unlimited number of projects created
• Up to 10,000 lead collections per month
• Multilingual support functions are also being developed (with global support in mind)

For those who want to frequently create sites, marketing and earnestly acquire leads, I think the Pro plan is more comfortable to use.
However, if you are focused on personal use or small projects, I honestly think you don't need to sign up for a Pro plan.

I actually created a web page with Readdy [Experience Review]

Since I was going to do it, I actually created a few web pages using the Starter plan.
Incidentally, all of these can be created with a free plan.

To be honest, it was quite shocking to see that just entering the prompt and creating really moving and cool web pages in just a few seconds

The theme I tried out this time was a self-introduction site for the portfolio .
The structure is very simple, but

• Name/Profile introduction
• Skills and achievements section
• Contact form
• Footer with SNS link

It contains all the basic elements, and at a level that can be used as is .
The images were automatically inserted by AI, and I was impressed by how they put together a ``good'' look without having to specify anything

After this, we will introduce in detail the prompts you have actually entered, the results of generation, and what you feel 👇

I created a "self-introduction page"

Entered prompt:

I would like you to create a web page to introduce yourself. I'm an engineer and I'm good at React and Java. React is good at GIS and Three.js (React Three Fiber). Java is creating an API in Spring Boot. I run the following blog: Hacking, programming: https://hack-lab-256.com Gadget: https://gadget-lab-1024.com He also participated in the CTF, ranking 105th in LINE CTF and also has a YouTube channel. https://youtube.com/@hack-lab-256?si=P2UUJhmH4UNbtBmG

The generated website is here 👇
🔗 https://readdy.azutaku.com/

It felt like
the AI worked hard to write about something that was not found in the content but the design itself was very simple and sophisticated, and my first impression was quite good.

What was particularly surprising was the high quality of the automatic image generation .
You might think, "I wonder if I chose it casually?", but the image comes up perfectly with the atmosphere and layout, which makes a great impression.

✅Continue to Generate is convenient!

This is a feature I learned from using it, but I realized that there is a convenient yesterday called
Continue to Generate When a button is generated, the page to which the button is to be moved is generated.

If you try out the profile details, you'll get a profile like the one below.

Can also be generated with React or Vue code

You need to separate projects, but you can also generate them using React or Vue.
I tried throwing the same prompt as before.

The generated website is here 👇
⇒ https://readdy.link/share/72c4ed151e320808789f69a531889ba4

Readdy also automatically outputs React code like this.
It's not readable because it's all all in one file, but
the structure is simple so I think it's at a level that even people just starting to program can make some modifications

Also, since Readdy generates static web pages ,
it is important to recognize that it is difficult to develop complex apps that require full-scale state management of React (such as useReducer and Context APIs)

Do you need to have a custom domain to publish a website? It might be difficult to make it public if it's free.

You can publish
the created website However, for sites with multiple pages, the Share function may not be able to properly navigate screens (hopefully improving in the future).

On the other hand, if you want to officially publish it as a commercial site ,
you will need to
set up your own domain and Publish Please note that this Publish function is available on Starter plans and above

✅How to register your own domain

①Acquiring your own domain

First, you need to obtain your own domain.
I can sign up anywhere, but personally I would recommend XServer domain

2) Domain settings

Once you have obtained your own domain, set it up with the target domain.

③ DNS settings

Set the records displayed on the screen in the DNS of the XServer domain.
I only installed CNAME because I supported it in a subdomain.

This completes setting up your own domain.
When you publish, you can view it in your own domain.

I don't know the difference between Project and Page

Readdy has two units:
Project " and " Page Simply put,

• Project = 1 website (site-wide unit)
• Page = Individual pages within that site (top, enquiries, details pages, etc.)

This is the relationship.

You can publish your own domain in a "Project unit" .
→ In other words, you cannot publish a single page.

Multiple pages created within Project cannot be accessed unless they are linked from the main page.
→ If there is no call, even if it exists, it will not be visible to the user; it will not be published.

What I liked and noticed after using it

Here is a brief summary of what I found good about Readdy and what I was interested in after actually using it.

What was good

• The high quality of
  design of the generated web pages is very refined and looks great . It's not a problem to publish it as is.
• The generation speed
  is also fast after entering a prompt, and the lightness of the results in 1-2 minutes is much more comfortable than other AI tools.
• more of an app that is optimized for "web pages" than a web app
  , but rather a specialized app for simple websites and LPs (landing pages) The structure is clear and the use is clear.
• 
  Since you can build sites in a structured natural language that is easy to use for non-engineerers you can use them intuitively without being familiar with design or programming . It is highly complete as a no-code tool.

What I was interested in

• for complex app development
  It is not suitable for building complex web apps that involve state management and dynamic processing . The main focus is static page generation.
• is somewhat unsatisfied for engineers
  is organized into one file, and the structure is too simple/less reusable , making it difficult for engineers to tinker with intricate adjustments.
• To publish, you need to know the domain and DNS
  To fully publish a generated site . There are some hurdles for completely beginners. It might be better if you have the knowledge to download and distribute static files.
• A Starter plan is required for publication,
  but pages can be created even if the plan is free, but to publish on your own domain you must subscribe to the Starter plan ($20 a month) .

All you can do is create a page for free. From there, you may need to pay and know the knowledge.

Readdy is something anyone can experience up to the point of generating cool, free web pages.
It's really amazing how you can automatically create practical pages by simply entering the prompt.

However, it's a different story when it comes to "publishing" or "operating."

• A Starter plan ($20 a month) is required to publish on your own domain
• A bit of web knowledge is required, such as DNS settings and domain connections.

In other words, it's super easy to try it for free, but to be honest, it takes money and skills to seriously "see outside."

If you feel like you want to try it without worrying about the number of times it is generated or you want to publish it properly, don't hesitate to consider switching to the Starter plan.
If you want to use it in earnest, you can register here 👇

Summary | Even non-engineers can easily create "high-quality web pages"

Readdy an AI tool that allows you to create professional-level web pages using only natural language, without having knowledge of programming or design .

• High quality design and fast production
• Code export and Figma integration are also supported
• Easy to use even for non-engineers, and free to try it
• However, the Starter plan is a practically essential line for public and operation.

want to "have your ideas on a reality right away" or "create a page that you can show even if you can't write code,"
Readdy can be a very powerful companion.