Fable 5 Builds a $15,000-Looking Website in 20 Minutes
A creator connects Higgsfield to Claude Code's Fable 5 model over MCP, turns one detailed prompt into a full portfolio site, and publishes it live on a custom domain before the twenty minutes are up.
A pre-written, highly detailed prompt plus an MCP connection to an asset generator (Higgsfield) lets Fable 5 turn one message into a complete, styled, agency-quality website — the real skill is front-loading the planning so the expensive generation step only has to run once.
Who This Is For
Read if. Skip if.
READ IF YOU ARE…
You want to build a portfolio, agency, or small-business website without hiring a web developer or paying $10k+ for one.
You already use (or are willing to pay $17/month for) Claude Pro and want a concrete, step-by-step workflow for its Fable 5 website-building feature.
You're comfortable connecting a third-party MCP tool like Higgsfield to Claude and want to see exactly how the connection and asset generation works.
You want a realistic cost estimate for AI-generated website credits before committing, not just a hype demo.
SKIP IF…
You need a multi-page site with e-commerce, a CMS, or custom backend logic — this walkthrough builds a single-page portfolio site.
You're not willing to pay for Claude Pro, Higgsfield credits, and Hostinger hosting — this is not a free workflow.
You already have an established web design pipeline (Webflow, WordPress, custom dev) and aren't evaluating AI-generated alternatives.
TL;DR
The full version, fast.
The host connects Higgsfield — an AI image/video/audio generator — to Claude Code via MCP, then uses a cheaper model (Opus) to turn a Q&A about his brand, story, and visuals into one long, detailed build prompt. That prompt is pasted into a fresh Fable 5 session (effort set to High), which generates a complete one-page portfolio site — hero, story section, hover-effect cards, embedded video — in a single pass. He switches back to Opus for cheap targeted revisions (swapping a hero image and video), then exports the project, zips it, and uploads it to Hostinger, claiming a free bundled domain and publishing the live site in about 20 minutes for roughly $43 in hosting plus an estimated $10-$20 in Fable 5 credits.
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Cold open promising a $15,000-looking website in 20 minutes; b-roll of three prior Fable 5 + Higgsfield sites (burger restaurant, coffee shop, portfolio).
00:59 – 02:32
02 · Step 1: Claude Code
Sign up for Claude Pro ($17/mo), download the desktop app, and review Fable 5's per-token credit pricing on the Claude pricing page.
02:32 – 04:15
03 · Step 2: Connect Higgsfield
Copy Higgsfield's MCP connector link, add it as a custom connector in Claude desktop, authorize via OAuth, and verify by asking Claude 'are you connected to Higgsfield?'
04:15 – 06:56
04 · Step 3: Claude Code Project
Create a project folder with a nested media subfolder, open it as the Claude Code project root, and drag in 2-3 reference photos of the site owner.
06:56 – 09:44
05 · Step 4: Custom Website Prompt
Switch to Fable 5, set effort to High, then use a separate chat on a cheaper model with a pasted-in prompt template to answer a structured Q&A (brand, story, visuals, colors, video scenes) that generates the final build prompt.
09:44 – 12:12
06 · Step 5: Website Build
Paste the finished prompt into a fresh Fable 5 session; it generates a complete styled one-page portfolio site with hero, story section, hover-effect cards, and embedded video in one pass.
12:12 – 14:45
07 · Step 6: Making Revisions
Switch down to Opus for cheap targeted fixes: swap a profile photo, generate a better hero video in Higgsfield separately, drop it into the media folder, and point Claude at the new file.
14:45 – 17:09
08 · Step 7: Publishing Website
Purchase Hostinger's Premium hosting plan (12-month term, ~$43 with coupon, includes one free domain year) and create the account.
17:09 – 18:01
09 · Hostinger Dashboard
Land in the Hostinger dashboard and start the 'migrate an existing website' flow (not create-new or WordPress) since files are already exported.
18:01 – 18:29
10 · Custom Domain
Search for and claim the free included domain name inside the migration flow before uploading any files.
18:29 – 20:00
11 · Step 8: Uploading Files to Hostinger
Zip the exported project folder, upload it as the site backup, submit the migration, and the domain goes live immediately — closes with the outro CTA.
Atomic Insights
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Fable 5, Claude's website-building capability, requires a $17/month Claude Pro subscription and the desktop app — not the free tier or API alone.
Higgsfield generates all of a Fable-built site's images, video, and audio, and connects to Claude Code as an MCP server rather than a plugin or export step.
Uploading real reference photos of the site owner into the project's media folder is what lets Higgsfield generate likeness-accurate imagery instead of generic AI faces.
Drafting the website brief with a cheaper model before switching to Fable 5 keeps expensive generation credits reserved for the actual build, not the planning conversation.
A single detailed, pre-written prompt can generate a complete styled one-page website — hero, story section, hover-effect cards, embedded video — in one Fable 5 pass.
Fable 5's raw token pricing runs about $10 per million input tokens and $50 per million output tokens, putting a careful single-site build around $10-$20 in credits.
Undisciplined iteration on a Fable 5 build can run up 'a couple hundred dollars' in credits before you notice, according to the video's own warning.
Revisions and small tweaks are cheaper to make with a lower-cost model like Opus than by staying on Fable 5 for every follow-up request.
A generated site is local-only until it's exported, zipped, and uploaded to real hosting — Claude Code has no built-in publish step.
Hostinger's basic 'Premium' hosting tier, not the pricier 'Unlimited' tier, is enough to host a simple AI-generated one-page site.
A 12-month Hostinger plan bundles one year of a custom domain for free, which is the cheapest way to launch a first AI-generated site.
Publishing a static AI-generated site to Hostinger is a zip-and-upload process through the 'migrate an existing website' flow — no CLI or build pipeline involved.
Takeaway
The real cost of an AI-built website is workflow discipline, not the tool.
WHAT TO LEARN
A single, carefully pre-written prompt can make Fable 5 generate a complete branded website in one pass — the skill is front-loading the planning on a cheaper model so the expensive generation step only has to run once.
02Step 1: Claude Code
Fable 5's website-building capability requires a $17/month Claude Pro subscription and the desktop app, not just web or API access.
Fable 5's raw token pricing runs about $10/million input and $50/million output tokens; a careful single-site build costs roughly $10-$20 in credits, but loose iteration can run into the hundreds.
03Step 2: Connect Higgsfield
Higgsfield supplies the images, video, and audio for the site and connects to Claude Code as an MCP server through a one-time link-and-authorize setup.
Verify an MCP connection worked by asking directly in a fresh chat ('are you connected to X?') before starting real work on it.
04Step 3: Claude Code Project
Reference photos dropped into the project's media folder are what let the asset generator produce likeness-accurate imagery instead of generic AI faces.
05Step 4: Custom Website Prompt
Draft the website brief with a cheaper model in a separate chat before switching to the expensive model — it keeps planning conversation off the costly generation budget.
A structured Q&A (brand, story, visual style, color palette, cinematic scene descriptions) converts a vague idea into a single execution-ready prompt.
Proofread a generated prompt for brand mistakes (wrong colors, unwanted details) before pasting it in — the planning model won't catch your own preferences.
06Step 5: Website Build
Set effort level to 'High' rather than 'Max' for the actual build to balance output quality against credit burn.
One long, detailed prompt can produce a complete styled site — hero, story section, hover-effect cards, embedded video — in a single generation pass.
If a live preview fails to render, asking the model to refresh the preview is often enough; the underlying build may already be correct.
07Step 6: Making Revisions
Switch to a cheaper model for revisions — targeted fixes and swaps don't need the expensive model's generation budget.
Selecting an element directly in the live preview and describing the desired swap is faster than describing its location in the underlying code.
Generating a second, better take of an asset externally and pointing the model at the new file beats trying to prompt-engineer the original generation into something different.
08Step 7: Publishing Website
A generated site only runs on localhost until it's exported and uploaded to real hosting — there's no built-in publish step.
A basic hosting tier, not the most expensive one, is enough for a simple AI-generated one-page site.
A 12-month hosting term commonly bundles one free year of a custom domain, which is the cheapest way to launch a first site.
09Hostinger Dashboard
Publishing a static AI-generated site is a zip-and-upload process through a 'migrate an existing website' flow, not a CLI deploy or build pipeline.
10Custom Domain
Claim any included free domain inside the same hosting migration flow before uploading files, not as a separate purchase.
11Step 8: Uploading Files to Hostinger
Once the archive uploads and migration finishes, the domain goes live immediately with no separate DNS or SSL step shown as a blocker.
Glossary
Terms worth knowing.
Fable 5
Claude's website- and asset-generating capability, which can call an external image/video/audio generator to produce a complete styled site from one prompt.
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
A connector standard that lets Claude call outside tools — in this video, Higgsfield — directly inside a chat session.
Higgsfield
A third-party AI image, video, and audio generation service that plugs into Claude via MCP to produce a site's visual assets.
Effort level
A Claude Code setting that trades generation thoroughness for credit usage; the video uses 'High' instead of 'Max' to control cost.
Hostinger Premium plan
An entry-level shared hosting tier that includes one free domain name for the first year — enough to host a simple generated one-page site.
“In the next twenty minutes, I'm gonna show you how you can use Claude Code and Fable five to build yourself an incredible looking website that looks like it was built for $15,000 from a web development agency.”
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“you can also get easily carried away and start really hammering in on these credits and spend a couple of $100 before you know it”
“the coolest thing about Fable is the fact that you can give very little instruction and very simple prompts, just one to two sentences, and it can generate some pretty incredible looking websites”
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“this is crazy for just one prompt. Haven't done any sort of refinement or anything like that and it's generated this entire portfolio here.”
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00:00In the next twenty minutes, I'm gonna show you how you can use Claude Code and Fable five to build yourself an incredible looking website that looks like it was built for $15,000 from a web development agency. Now since Fable five went and broke the Internet again with its sudden return, I've been going a little crazy and making some super awesome websites.
00:18Like this super cool website here for a high end burger restaurant, or this epic looking site from Modern Coffee Shop, or this absolutely incredible portfolio website.
00:29Now, all three of these websites were generated using Fable five connected to Higgs Field to generate all of the media and video assets. So you can enter just one simple prompt and get some seriously impressive results. So in this video, I'm gonna show you how you can do all of this for yourself.
00:43I'm gonna give you a custom prompt that you can use to generate your own website for your brand or business. And I'm gonna show you how to publish your website online with your own custom domain name so that anybody in the world can access it. So if you're ready to follow along, let's hop in.
00:59Alright. So the very first thing when building a website with Claude code is we obviously need Claude code. So as long as you have the pro plan here, the $17 a month plan, you have access to Claude code and all the abilities to make any kind of website you want.
01:13So just make sure that you're signed up and have a pro account of Claude and make sure that you've downloaded the desktop version of Claude so that we can actually access Claude code easily through the desktop app. So just head on over to claud.com/download, and here you can download the actual desktop app so that we can start building your website using the desktop app version of Claude.
01:33Now one more quick note regarding the pricing for Claude. As of right now, Fable five is included with the pro version of Claude, You have access up to July 12. Depending on the time of you watching this video, the pricing and availability may be completely different.
01:47You can always come back here to the API tab. Here you can actually see how much you're going to be paying for the credit usage of Fable five. And here you can see the input and output amount.
01:57So currently, it's about $10 per million tokens on the input side of things and $50 per million tokens on the output side of things. Just to give you some context, to build a website like this, you could spend anywhere between $10.20 dollars, but you can also get easily carried away and start really hammering in on these credits and spend a couple of $100 before you know it.
02:17So but don't worry. In this video, I'm gonna show you how to go about using Fable5 to get the most power out of it, but utilizing the least amount of credits so that you're not spending a ton of money trying to create something like this. So once you got your cloud account and you have the desktop version of the app installed, we can move on to the next part of this setup which is connecting Higgs Field to your cloud account.
02:35Now Higgs Field here is the website that we use to generate all of our images and video media for the website itself. The cool thing about Higgs Field is it has access to all of the different models of image generation, video generation, and audio generation.
02:51There's a ton of different tools out there that do this, but the best thing about Higgs Field is the fact that it can connect directly to Claude code. So in order to do that, all you have to do is just click up here on this MCP and CLI tab. And here, you'll see there's a couple of different ways to connect Higgs Field to your Claude account.
03:07But the easiest way is to just use this MCP connector. We can just copy this link right here. Then you can open up your Claude desktop app.
03:16And from here, if you go over to the customize tab, you can go down to connectors, then go up here to the add button and click add custom connector.
03:26Now here you can give it a name and you just paste in that link that we copied from Higgs Field right here and just click add.
03:36Now I'm not gonna do this because I've already connected Higgs Field right here. But if it's your first time, just go ahead and click connect. What you'll do is then you'll see the Higgs Field connection.
03:45It'll ask you to log in to your account through Higgs Field. And once you're logged in, you should see this screen right here where you can give all of the access that you need to Higgs Field so that it's connected to Claude.
03:56And just to make sure that it's connected correctly, you can go out of here, open up a new session, a new chat, and just ask, are you connected to Higgs Field?
04:07And you can see here it says, yes. I have access to Higgs Field MCP connected for image, video, audio generation, and all the tools that we need.
04:15Alright. Now the next step is to get a new project set up for Claude Code so we can build out this website. So let's go up here to the code tab and we'll start a new session here.
04:25And we just need to create a new folder for this new project. So if you go down here to this little folder icon right here, we can click open folder. Now you just need to create a new folder wherever you wanna save your project files.
04:38So for me, I have this folder called Claude Code and a folder called websites. So I'm gonna make a new folder in here. I'm gonna call this portfolio and I'm gonna create.
04:47Now, inside of this folder, we can create another folder and I'm gonna call this media. And inside of this media folder, we can drop any reference images to your products, your logos, or any images of yourself if you're creating a portfolio like I'm creating. Now, I'm just gonna make sure to have the actual portfolio folder selected here, the main root folder for the project, and I'm gonna click open.
05:07Now we can see that folder selected right down here. So now I know that this project folder is connected to this new project and we can start a new conversation here. Before I do start the conversation though, I'm gonna make sure that I copy over all of my images and media into that media folder that we just created.
05:22So if I go back over here and I select my portfolio folder, the media folder, here I just have a couple images of myself and I'm gonna use these to give Higgs Field some reference for what I look like so that it knows how to create images and media for the actual website for my portfolio here.
05:39So these three images, I'm gonna just drag into this media folder. And just like that, we have our project set up and we are ready to roll.
05:48Since we're using Fable, let's go ahead and switch this over to Fable five. And as far as the different effort levels, you can set it to whatever you'd like. I've experimented with really high up on max and super ultra code.
06:00But for me, I feel like high is pretty good without having to burn through too many credits too quickly. And depending on what kind of website you're gonna be creating, I feel like the high effort level is just enough for what we need. Now, the coolest thing about Fable is the fact that you can give very little instruction and very simple prompts, just one to two sentences, and it can generate some pretty incredible looking websites.
06:21But we're really not trying to just create any old kind of website. We have a very specific image in mind with this portfolio site. Right?
06:28I have a story to tell. I have certain media that I want included. I have certain maybe colors and fonts that I have in mind.
06:35And just overall, I have a goal for this website more than just creating something cool and flashy. So instead of just coming up with a generic text based prompt, I'm gonna actually generate a prompt using Claude so that we can give it the exact instructions and technical requirements that we need so that it builds out the website properly without using too much credits but still gives us the exact stuff that we're looking for.
06:57So before we actually start entering any text, we could actually switch this over to plan mode and we could plan out our website. But I don't want to really actually taint this chat yet. I don't want to have anything going on inside of here until we have our final prompt to generate the website with just one go.
07:13So what I'm going to do is switch back over here to the regular chat. And in a brand new chat window, we don't need to be using Fable five quite yet for this. We can just use Opus or any of the other models really just to help us answer some of these questions in this prompt.
07:25But I'm gonna go ahead and paste in this custom prompt here. And you can see here from this prompt that we just pasted, it's basically just gonna ask you a series of questions. These questions are gonna get to know what you wanna build from this website, some things about you, your brand, some basics about your story, your background, your experience, and overall the kind of visual feel that you want for this website.
07:47It's going to generate a couple of videos for us to include on the website so that we have all those really cool scrolling effects on your website and it'll ask you what you want in those videos. So if you kind of have an idea kind of visually what you want, it'll go through and ask to include those details. If you don't really know what you want and maybe you just want some inspiration, you can also just let it know.
08:06I don't know. Give me some ideas. And so here's where we can brainstorm and really kind of come up with the game plan.
08:12So go ahead and just click enter here as soon as you're ready to actually start answering these questions. So you can see to start out, it's gonna ask you to upload a high quality reference image of yourself so that it has the image for Higgs Field. Um, but at this point, we don't actually need the image.
08:25We've already added those images to the project folder. Right now, we can just start answering these questions. You can see here it's gonna ask you the questions one at a time, and so you can start to give it the answers just one at a time here and really piece through this like that.
08:37Or you can just say, hey, ask me all of the questions at once, and it'll just give you all of the questions that it needs to know to build out this website. Alright. Now, I went ahead and just pasted in a bunch of answers that I had written out in a Notion document, kind of going over my entire story, why my brand exists, and basically answering all of these questions in-depth.
08:54I pasted that all in here. This is what it came back with. This is my final prompt that I can paste into Claude Code to build out this website using Fable five.
09:03Now this thing covers everything from my brand positioning, the overall visuals, a couple of different things about the creative direction from how to structure the website itself.
09:13So this is a really, really detailed prompt here. And there's only a couple things that I want to tweak like I'm noticing it's including this secondary green color here in the branding and I don't want any sort of green color.
09:24I just want it to be black and orange. Um, so I'm gonna go ahead and adjust that here before I actually paste this prompt in. But other than that, everything here looks pretty great.
09:33So what we can do is once we've got this final prompt here for your website, make sure you've combed through yours and like everything that it's kind of delivered here for you. We can copy this and go back over here to code.
09:44And here on my new project for the portfolio that we started, we can paste this in here. And before I click enter, I'm just gonna say copy everything, all of this stuff right here we didn't need.
09:57Basically, just need from here up. And then again, down here in the, uh, visuals, let's see if I can find that area where it said the color and then just delete that.
10:08So I'm gonna go ahead and click enter here, and we will come back as soon as it's done delivering a first draft. Alright. It has finished up.
10:16It went through and did a bunch of stuff, created a bunch of media here and I'm excited to see what it created. So in order to actually preview our website here, we can just go on up to this play button and click play and we should see a preview of the website.
10:31Now if it's loading like this and it's not loading all of the visuals, just let it know to refresh the preview. Okay. It says that it has refreshed and we just need to click on this link right here to view the local host link to our site and we can see a preview of the site here.
10:47And right away, this is looking super dope. And as I scroll, it's scrolling through this video here.
11:03All these different, um, every element of the story that I included or all the different kind of information I included about myself, um, a little bit more of a story here. And, I don't really know what it came up with.
11:16I just kinda gave it a bunch stuff to work with and it kinda just came up with all of the copy here. Um, but I love this little mouse hover effect that when I hover over these buttons, it kinda does this negative orange and black thing. That's super cool.
11:29Okay. There's some cool cards with some hover effects here as well. Man, this is crazy for just one prompt.
11:36Haven't done any sort of refinement or anything like that and it's generated this entire portfolio here. Super dope. Now, I'm pretty sure this is supposed to be a video playing right here and it doesn't look like that's working.
11:51And I also don't necessarily love the video here at the top. I think it could be a little bit cooler. Like, I don't necessarily love how it's got this kind of emerald light.
12:01It must still have had that emerald colorway in the prompt somewhere. Um, so I'm gonna maybe change that and change a couple of things here.
12:08But overall, for a one prompt shot, this is a really cool looking site. Now, whenever we're making tweaks or revisions, a good way to keep our credit usage down so we're not using up through our Fable tokens is we can just switch down to a lower model like Opus, and we can use this to actually make our refinements and our tweaks.
12:25Now again, since our preview window up here isn't working, I'm going to still let it know. I'm just saying the preview window still isn't displaying the website. So once we get this working, we can go through and actually start selecting sections of the site that maybe we want to change and update.
12:37Alright. Sweet. It looks like our preview window is now working.
12:40So everything is functioning now inside of Cloud Code, which is good because we can go through now and select elements that we wanna change. So as I scroll through here, um, I thought that this video down here oh, okay.
12:51It looks like it is playing. So maybe it's triggered by the scroll. Okay.
12:55So as I scroll, it plays through the video. That just maybe wasn't loading here in the browser. Maybe I just needed to refresh the page.
13:01So that looks like it's working fine. There's just a couple other things I wanna switch. So, um, the first thing is I wanna change this picture from that other picture that I provided.
13:09So I can just go ahead and go up here and select this image. And we can say, switch this for the in the media, it was this Josh Tree.
13:20So I'm gonna say switch the image. And the other thing is I didn't really love this hero image and so I went through and I went into Higgs Field and I actually generated a second video here. So you can see this one.
13:33It's just a little bit different. It has less of that green light. It has more of the orange light from the back which I think is cooler.
13:39It matches the vibe of the website. And it does more of a three sixty orbit around me, which I just think is way cooler. So I downloaded this video here, and what I'm gonna do is I'm just gonna add it into our media folder here and say to use that video for our hero section as well.
13:54So here's that new video file right here and you can see it's just playing back. I wanna add that folder into the media assets and I'm gonna go ahead and let Claude know to use that as our main hero section. Okay.
14:05Cool. So I selected this image here and I said let's switch it out for the Josh Tree image in our media folder and let's switch out the hero video for the new hero video added in our media folder. And we're gonna tell it to go ahead and do Alright.
14:17Sweet. It looks like it's made the change of this image right here to that new image that I asked it to make, and let's scroll up and see if it changed the hero video. Do a refresh here.
14:27And just like that, it added that new hero video as well. Super sweet. So just within a couple minutes, it's made all of the tweaks and changes that I wanted.
14:36And I can go through and adjust any of the copy or maybe any of the, uh, imagery or, you know, anything else that I feel like maybe needs tweaked. This is the time to go through and make those adjustments. And once we're happy with the website, we can move on to publishing our site.
14:50Currently, this is only locally hosted. So this URL right here, if we were to type this in to our browser, this loads the website right here on our current local device. But in order for it to be published online for anybody to access, we need to purchase our own hosting and purchase our own custom domain name.
15:07So my favorite place to do that is called Hostinger. If you click the first link down in the description of the video, it'll bring you over to a page that looks like this. And this is our special co branded landing page with Hostinger.
15:19And here you can see we have a special coupon code applied to give you an even bigger discount on your hosting plan. So if we just click start now, we can go down here and we can select from the different plans that they have.
15:30Now, we have two options to choose from. You have premium and you have unlimited. Now, the premium plan is gonna be a great place to start when we're building simple websites like the one that we just built today.
15:40Although this looks super premium and high end, it's actually just a very simple file structure and we can be able to use this premium plan just fine to host our website. And with this plan, we also get one free domain name for an entire year. So that means you can get your custom yourwebsite.com entirely for free along with this plan for only $2.69 per month to host your website online.
16:02And at any point, if you want to upgrade to this unlimited plan where you can have more websites and more space and more ability to expand this website with more functionality, you can always upgrade at a different time. But for now, we can go ahead and just choose this premium plan.
16:16And here is where we can select our period for how long we want to have our hosting plan. By default, it selects forty eight months which is going to give us the biggest savings and the biggest discount on this hosting. But if you want, you can just move it down to something like twenty four months or twelve months.
16:30I do recommend at least selecting twelve months since you do get that one free year of a domain name. You might as well have your hosting lineup with your domain name so that you can have them both together for an entire year. So you can see here, this is gonna be $3.59 per month.
16:42And with this coupon code, we get an even bigger savings. So you're getting an entire year of your website online for only $43. That's a great deal.
16:50Now, can just click continue. And here, it's going ask you to create an account with Hostinger. So if you already have an account, you can go ahead and hit log in or just create an account here with your email address or with Google.
17:00And here, you can just confirm your payment information and actually submit your payment. Alright. And just like that, we have a hosting plan.
17:07So we'll just wait for this to get going. And now, it'll bring you to the Hostinger dashboard. So this is our main dashboard for Hostinger where you'll access everything for your website, your hosting plan, your domain names, if you wanna set up a custom professional email address, you can do all of that right inside of here in your hosting your dashboard.
17:25So if you want, I would save this link to your bookmarks. At any point, you can come back here and access all of your files for your website. Now, what we want to do is you should see this new thing pop up right here to create or migrate our new website.
17:37If you don't see that, just go ahead and refresh the page here or you can click on the websites tab and navigate to find that new website. For me, that's right here at the very bottom. You can see it says setup And it's gonna ask you do we want to create a new website or do we want to migrate an existing site.
17:53For us, we're gonna hit migrate an existing site. And do we want to use WordPress or are we gonna upload our own files? We're gonna say upload our backup files and click next.
18:02And now it's going ask us to create a domain name. So you can see we have one free domain name available and we can go ahead and search for it available here online. So I could search for something like joshbutcherportfolio.com and you can see that's available.
18:16So I can go ahead and click right here and we can claim that. Now it's just gonna ask you to confirm your information here and we can click register. Alright.
18:22And just like that, it says our new domain name has been added to our website. So joshbutcherportfolio, that's me.
18:28It's all live and ready to go. I can click continue. Okay.
18:30Now here is where we actually are going to upload all of the files for our website. Now, what we want to do is go ahead and move back over to the folder here where we've created our site, the portfolio folder where we have all of these files created. What we need to do is just select all of these files here and we can right click on them and hit compress.
18:49Now, if you're on a Windows computer, you'll see send to and we'll hit compressor. Now, we have this archive folder here and I can move this actually right over here. I'm gonna relabel this portfolio just so I know.
19:02But this zip file now has all the files that contain everything we need for our website to load. So let's just pop that right here. Alright.
19:09It says it's finished uploading the folder. Let's go ahead and hit next. And it's saying we're gonna go ahead and migrate this to our new domain name that we just purchased.
19:17So we'll hit submit. Alright. Now once your migration finishes, for me, it brought me back here to my hosting your dashboard.
19:23So under the websites tab, I should be able to just click on my link here for my domain name. And here's my final website live and online. The exact same website we just designed inside of Cloud Code, all live and ready to be shared with anyone online.
19:40Now I hope this video helped you create an incredible website. Remember, if you don't have your hosting plan yet, go ahead and click that first link in the description to get that discounted hosting plan with your custom domain name for free for one year And make sure to use the link below to also access that prompt so that you can create your own website just like we did in this video.
A creator promises a $15,000-looking website in twenty minutes using nothing but Claude's Fable 5 model, an MCP-connected asset generator, and one very carefully written prompt.
Frameworks
Named ideas worth stealing.
00:59list
The 8-Step Fable 5 Website Workflow
Get Claude Pro + desktop app
Connect Higgsfield via MCP
Create a project folder + media subfolder
Generate a detailed custom prompt via Q&A on a cheaper model
Paste the prompt into Fable 5 to build the site
Make targeted revisions on a cheaper model
Buy hosting + domain
Zip and upload the exported site
The video's own timestamp structure (taken from its description) — the exact sequence used to go from zero to a published AI-generated website.
Steal forany Claude Code + third-party MCP asset-generator build-and-publish workflow
CTA Breakdown
How they asked for the click.
VERBAL ASK
19:41link
“go ahead and click that first link in the description to get that discounted hosting plan with your custom domain name for free for one year... make sure to use the link below to also access that prompt”
Two stacked CTAs at the very end: an affiliate Hostinger link with a coupon code, and a free link to the exact Notion prompt template used mid-video.