If you use Claude for ideation and writing, you can now turn your Claude conversations into LandingRabbit pages.
We've created a page format skill that helps Claude structure content the way LandingRabbit understands it.
In this help doc, we'll walk you through how to use the LandingRabbit page format skill in Claude Web and Claude Desktop.
Before you start, make sure you have:
A Claude account
A LandingRabbit account
The LandingRabbit page format skill document from our GitHub page
If you use Claude Code, check out our separate guide on how to install the skill there.
Open Claude (Web or Desktop) and start by describing what kind of landing page you want to create.
For example, you might say:
Once Claude understands what you're after, ask it to format the page using the LandingRabbit skill.

You can say something like: "Format this landing page following the instructions in the skill document at [paste the GitHub URL]."
Claude will then generate the page content and provide markdown with details about each section.
Claude gives you a structured page with all the sections.

You can ask Claude to make changes:
Keep refining until you're happy with the content.
When you're happy with the page, copy everything from Claude.
In LandingRabbit:
Go to the Pages view
Click to Create a new page
Paste the content from Claude into the new page chat box

LandingRabbit will read the structured content and create the page for you.

Using the LandingRabbit page format skill in Claude gives you the best of both worlds.
You get Claude's conversational help with content strategy and writing, then bring that into LandingRabbit for design, layout, and publishing.
If you run into any issues with the skill or have questions about how to structure your content in Claude, reach out to [email protected].