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How to Submit a Prompt

Step-by-step guide to submitting your prompt to the Webbin library

Anyone can submit a prompt to Webbin. Approved prompts go live in the public library for the whole community to use.

Step-by-step

  1. Click Submit in the top navigation (you'll need to be signed in)
  2. Paste your prompt into the content field
  3. Upload your index.html preview file
  4. Write a clear title — keep it short and descriptive (see below for help)
  5. Pick a category — Landing, Dashboard, or Portfolio
  6. Add at least 3 tags — these help people find your prompt when searching
  7. Click Submit for review

Not sure what to title it?

Paste this into your AI along with your prompt to get a title:

Based on the following UI prompt, suggest a short title for it.
The title should be under 8 words, descriptive, and specific —
like "Minimal SaaS Hero" or "Dark Analytics Overview".
Do not include words like "landing", "dashboard", or "portfolio"
in the title — those are already set as the category.
Return only the title, no explanation.

[paste your prompt here]

The HTML requirement

Every submission must include a single index.html file — this is what generates the live preview shown on the prompt page. The file must be fully self-contained: all styles and scripts inlined or loaded via CDN. No build steps, no external files.

If you built your design in React, Vue, or any other framework, ask your AI to convert it first:

Convert this to a single self-contained index.html file.
Use Tailwind CSS via CDN (https://cdn.tailwindcss.com).
Inline all styles and scripts. Do not use any build tools,
bundlers, or local imports. The file must work when opened
directly in a browser with no dependencies.

Submissions without a valid index.html will not generate a preview and may be rejected during review.

What happens next

Your prompt goes into the review queue. The Webbin team checks every submission before it goes live.

  • Approved — your prompt appears in the library, credited to your profile
  • Rejected — you'll get a reason, and you can edit and resubmit

Most prompts are reviewed within a day or two.

If you're a verified creator, your prompts are approved instantly — no review needed.

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