Landing pages: two ways to make one

Two different tools, same words

Landing pages show up in two places in Pinnora, and they are not the same tool. One builds you a storefront you can renovate for years. The other prints you a sharp poster to tape up today. Knowing which you want saves real time.

App Builder landing pages

App Builder's primary output is a landing page, built as a real React and Next.js app. Reach for it when the page needs actual behavior: working forms, interactive sections, something you will keep shaping over time, or something you may eventually ship live with its own environment settings. You get the full workspace around it, versions, diffs, and the deploy pipeline.

The one-shot landing page generator

There is also a separate Landing Page Generator tool in Studio. It runs a different, bespoke path that produces a styled HTML page in a single pass. No file tree, no versions panel, no app runtime. It is the faster, simpler choice when you just want a good-looking marketing page to drop somewhere and do not need it to be a living app.

How to choose

Reach for App Builder when the page is really an app, or when you want to iterate and deploy it over time. Reach for the one-shot generator when you want a clean page quickly and plan to export or paste the result elsewhere. Either way the output saves into your project, so whichever you pick, it lands in your Library.