Full AI Coding Template · React + Tailwind · Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable
A cinematic, story-driven landing page template built for AI coding tools. Includes a full-bleed parallax hero, a three-panel scrolling product story, a pinned feature showcase, a product spotlight, a parallax testimonial, animated scroll-triggered stats, an infinite image marquee, a pricing section, a parallax CTA, a scroll-aware navbar, and a gradient footer. Ships as a single copy-paste full multi-file code file optimised for Lovable, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Replit, and Google Stitch, using framer-motion for every scroll effect.
Preview (main screen)
Copy the full multi-file code. Files are separated by // === filename === headers so Cursor and Claude Code split them automatically. Next.js 14+ App Router, Tailwind CSS v3+, Switzer font.
Paste the prompt into the AI coding tool you use. Each version is written for that tool specifically to build the entire Parallax Landing Page Coding Template in a single conversation.
Build me a cinematic parallax landing page, like a design studio or premium product launch site, not a typical SaaS page. It needs: a full-screen hero with a background image that moves slower than the page as you scroll (parallax) and a large centered headline, a three-chapter product story section where each chapter has a full-bleed image with a heading and short body text that fade in as you scroll past them, a feature showcase section with a large pinned image on one side while feature text scrolls past on the other, a product spotlight with a floating product image on a dark background, a full-bleed testimonial quote over a parallax photo, a stats section with big numbers that count up as you scroll into view over a parallax background image, an infinite scrolling image marquee (logos or photos drifting sideways forever), a pricing section with 3 plans, a final parallax call-to-action with an email capture form over a moving background image, a navbar that starts transparent and turns solid white with a shadow once you scroll down, and a footer with a large gradient background. Use smooth scroll-linked animations throughout, not just fade-ins. Design should be minimal and premium: generous whitespace, large serif-adjacent or clean sans headlines, white or black text depending on the section background, and a single accent color used sparingly.
Each section is its own page with a dedicated preview, section-only code, and prompts for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Lovable, Replit, and Google Stitch.
Parallax Hero Section
Full-screen parallax hero section for Lovable and Claude Code: background image that scrolls slower than the page, centered headline, and CTA.
Scrolling Product Story Section
Three-chapter scrolling product story section for Lovable and Claude Code: full-bleed images with heading and body text that reveal as you scroll.
Pinned Feature Showcase Section
Pinned feature showcase section for Lovable and Claude Code: a sticky image on one side while feature copy scrolls past on the other.
Product Spotlight Section
Product spotlight section for Lovable and Claude Code: a floating product image on a dark background with a subtle parallax float.
Parallax Testimonial Section
Full-bleed parallax testimonial section for Lovable and Claude Code: a large quote over a slow-moving background photo.
Animated Stats Parallax Section
Animated stats section for Lovable and Claude Code: count-up numbers over a parallax background image, triggered on scroll into view.
Infinite Image Marquee Section
Infinite scrolling image marquee section for Lovable and Claude Code: photos or logos drifting sideways forever, pausing on hover.
Landing Page Pricing Section
Pricing section for Lovable and Claude Code: 3 plan cards with feature lists, built to match a cinematic parallax landing page.
Parallax CTA Section
Parallax call-to-action section for Lovable and Claude Code: email capture form over a moving background image.
Scroll-Aware Navbar Section
Scroll-aware navbar section for Lovable and Claude Code: transparent over the hero, solid white with a shadow once scrolled.
Gradient Footer Section
Gradient footer section for Lovable and Claude Code: large gradient background with link columns and a closing CTA.
Copy the prompt on this page into Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Codex, Replit, or Google Stitch. Each tool generates the entire Next.js parallax landing page from a single prompt: a cinematic hero, a 3-chapter product story, a pinned feature showcase, a product spotlight, a parallax testimonial, animated stats, an infinite image marquee, pricing, a parallax CTA, a scroll-aware navbar, and a gradient footer, all wired with framer-motion scroll effects.
Next.js 14+ App Router + Tailwind CSS v3 + Switzer font + framer-motion, written in TypeScript throughout. Framer-motion powers every scroll-linked transform (useScroll, useTransform) and every reveal animation (whileInView, useInView). No backend is required for the page itself; the CTA email form wires to any provider (Resend, Formspree, a custom API route).
Eleven standalone sections: a full-screen parallax hero, a 3-chapter scrolling product story, a pinned feature showcase, a product spotlight, a parallax testimonial, animated count-up stats, an infinite image marquee, a pricing section, a parallax CTA with email capture, a scroll-aware navbar, and a gradient footer. Each section is a standalone page on TopFreePrompts you can copy on its own.
Yes to both. Ask Claude Code or Cursor via the prompt to reduce the parallax transform ranges under a `md:` breakpoint (or disable them entirely on mobile, since scroll-linked motion can feel janky on lower-powered devices), and to wrap the framer-motion transforms in a check against `prefers-reduced-motion` so users with that OS setting see static images and instant reveals instead of animated ones.
Most landing page templates use flat sections with a simple fade-in on scroll. This template uses framer-motion useScroll and useTransform throughout, so background images genuinely move at a different speed than the foreground content (true parallax), the feature showcase pins an image in place while copy scrolls past it, and stats count up only once they enter the viewport. The result reads as a cinematic, story-driven experience rather than a stacked list of sections.