Create an Animated Landing Page with AI in Under 10 Minutes

AI summary focused on the core points of the original article.

Generate the background image: Use ChatGPT or Gemini to create a background image. (Attaching a reference image can improve the result.)
Convert the image into video: Use an AI tool such as Seedance 2.0 to add smooth, subtle animation to the image.
Complete the design in Figma: Place the generated video as the background, then add a translucent overlay layer to improve text readability and finish the design.

Key Reactions in the Comments

Praise for the design and visuals: Many responses compliment the visual quality of the result, calling it “strong premium vibes,” “a truly beautiful landing page,” and “amazing design.”
Appreciation for the useful tips: Several people said the prompt and process were highly useful and planned to bookmark the post and follow the creator.
Additional production ideas: One user suggested separating the scene into individual elements first, making it possible to create a parallax effect and control the scene in greater detail.
Interest in the AI tools: Responses showed interest in the AI video tools used, including Luma and Seedance, along with requests for tool subscriptions and agreement with using AI for background layouts.

XPLORED View

This is a short production recipe for experimenting with a static landing-page background through three stages: image generation, video conversion, and UI readability adjustments.

Good situations for reading

When adding subtle movement to a landing-page hero
When connecting generative image and video tools to a Figma workflow

Key takeaways

Keep the movement subtle and use a translucent overlay to maintain text contrast.
Separating the scene into layers provides finer control over parallax and responsive variations.

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