Webuters launches AI Studio: Build a website with just a prompt
Webuters Technologies has launched
AI Studio
, a new product built under its flagship platform
OfficeIQ
, aimed at changing how websites are created. With AI Studio, building a website no longer needs a developer, a designer, or days of back-and-forth. It simply starts with one thing: a prompt.
You type. It builds.
AI Studio
is not a drag-and-drop builder. It's not a template warehouse. It's your digital co-creator. Enter a simple description of your idea, business, or campaign, and AI Studio generates a clean, responsive, single-page website in seconds. The layout, the copy, the colors, the sections they're all crafted on the fly using your words as the blueprint.
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"Our goal is to remove digital friction,"
said
Krishna Bhatt
, CEO of Webuters. "
For too long, website creation has been locked behind high costs, long timelines, or technical hurdles. AI Studio breaks those walls. Anyone with an idea can now have a website in minutes."
AI Studio is designed for the fast-moving world we live in. Whether you need a landing page for a new product, a portfolio to showcase your work, or a simple one-pager for your campaign, AI Studio delivers. It simplifies the messy middle of website creation. No more choosing templates that don't quite fit. No more back-and-forth edits with a designer who doesn't get your vision. Just describe what you need, and Studio does the rest.
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Why it matters:
Reduces design and development costs by over 90%
Removes the dependency on external teams
Makes publishing a professional, SEO-friendly site faster than ever
Helps you go live, test, learn, and iterate in real time
The platform is already making waves among startups, creators, educators, and agencies who want to move quickly without compromising on quality. You don't need to know code. You don't need to choose templates. You don't even need to worry about structure. AI Studio takes care of the details, so you can focus on your vision.
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"This is more than a tool. It's a mindset shift,"
said
Lata Tewari
, CMO of Webuters.
"Small businesses, solo founders, even marketers in big firms, they're often waiting on tech teams. Not anymore. This puts control back in their hands."
And this is just the beginning.
Currently, AI Studio supports single-page website creation. But that's not where it stops. Webuters has confirmed that multi-page support is coming soon, allowing users to generate full business websites with the same simplicity.
Imagine building a five-page business website just by describing your service. Homepage, About, Services, Contact, even a blog, no dragging, no coding, just writing.
This next phase will be especially helpful for growing companies that need more structure and content. A full website can be used for lead generation, product showcases, long-form content, or integrated contact flows.
This isn't about replacing professionals. It's about giving power back to those who are short on time, short on team, or just need to move.
As artificial intelligence adoption grows across industries, Webuters continues to focus on tools that solve real problems. From custom enterprise copilots to intelligent agents trained on internal data, the company has consistently delivered AI that is practical, secure, and useful.
AI Studio joins this lineup as a product built for speed, but ready to scale. It brings together natural language processing, smart design logic, and real-time publishing into one clean experience.
For those just starting out, it's a launchpad. For those scaling, it's a secret weapon.
"We know people want tools that are fast, reliable, and don't get in the way,"
added Krishna Bhatt.
"Studio AI is about giving them exactly that."
This tool is also a dream for marketing teams. They can build and deploy a landing page for a campaign within minutes, adjust messaging instantly, and move faster than traditional development cycles ever allowed.
And it doesn't stop at business use cases. AI Studio is ideal for:
Educators who want to share learning content or event pages
Creators building portfolios or project showcases
Nonprofits launching initiatives without a tech team
Marketers creating their new ad campaigns
Small businesses building their web presence
Webuters believes that your first website should be as easy to launch as your first social post. Studio AI makes that possible.
Start building your website with just a prompt:
https://studio.officeiq.ai
Explore more about Webuters:
https://webuters.com
Media or partnership inquiries:
info@webuters.com
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