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How To Vibecode An Apple-Style AI Website Fast Using Google’s Gemini Free AI Tools [No-Code] | Andy Lo | YouTubeToText
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This content demonstrates a practical, accessible workflow for creating modern, animated parallax websites using free Google AI tools, debunking the myth that such sites are exclusively built by expert designers or solely with advanced AI.
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Look at this. A clean, modern website
with motion that actually feels life.
Smooth parallax layers, great features,
and a layout that flows like it was
crafted by a full design team. This is
what a modern website looks like when
animations and aesthetics work together.
And here's the truth. Your website is
actually judged in milliseconds.
Once grow, and then people instantly
decide whether it feels premium or
outdated. And in fact, most sites either
function well or look good. Very few
actually achieve both. And building a
polished site with animation. Normally,
it takes weeks of messy tweaking and
trial and error. And recently, you may
have seen people on X Twitter claiming
they used Gemini 3 Pro to build this
stunning animated website. But let's be
real, most of those are not AI built at
all. They are crafted by professional
designers, polished manually, and then
marketed as AI creations for engagement.
So instead of chasing fake examples,
today I'm going to show you something
actually feasible, a simple, clean,
genuine parallax animation. The kind of
effect that you can actually build right
now using Google's free AI tools. No
fake demos, no secret design team.
Google Whisk with Nano Banana generates
your facial layers. Google Flow adds
motion and Firebase Studio turns
everything into a real responsive
parallax website that moves as you
scroll. And by the end of this video,
you'll know exactly how to build a
modern animated parallax site, clean,
fast, and professional using AI tools
anyone can access today for free. So,
when it comes to modern websites,
aesthetics are not just decoration. They
shape perception, trust, and how long
users stay. And today, animations are a
core part of that. Smooth transitions,
parallax, death, and layered motion make
a site feel premium and life. But in the
past, building animated website was
painful. You needed design expertise,
front-end coding skills, and countless
hours of tuning just to make animations
look clean. So creating something modern
and intentional could make days or
weeks. And now that's totally different
with Google AI tools like Google Whisk,
Nano Banana, Google Flow, and Firebase
Studio. Creating high-end animated
websites is dramatically easier. These
tools actually generate your facials,
create motion graphics, and assemble
parallax ready layouts all without
fighting code. And what used to require
a full design and deaf workflow can now
be built in hours with professional
results. So Google's free AI tools turn
high-end animated website creation from
a slow technical challenge into a fast,
accessible, repeatable workflow. Before
we jump into the build, here's the
simple workflow behind creating an
animated website with parallax motion.
So we start with nanobanana which
generates the first and last frame of
the visuals. Then Google whisk takes
over using those two frames as the
visual anchors like defining the look,
tone and direction of the entire
animation. Everything that follows is
built from these two reference points.
Then we take those frames into Google
flow field 3.1 to generate the actual
animation. Flow creates the motion
between the two frames, adding subtle
depth, movement, and transitions that
make the design feel alive. This is
where the website starts to gain that
smooth, modern animated feel. So once
the animation is ready, we move into FB
Studio to build the website itself. This
is where we structure the page, set the
scrolling behavior, and apply the
parallex effect, your facials, motion,
and layout. all come together into a
clean responsive site that feels premium
from the first scroll. So the workflow
is straightforward, right? So Google
whisk with nan banana for the frames and
then flow for the animation, fire studio
for the parallax website. It's a simple
fast process that actually produces a
high-end animated site without any
complexity. And now that the workflow is
clear, here's how we're going to put it
into action. We're building a modern
animated soda website from scratch using
clean visuals, structured layout, and
smooth motion to make everything feel
polished and intentional. So, by the end
of this build, you will not just have
one website. You'll have a repeatable
method for creating clean animated sites
that look premium from the first scroll
and convert through clarity, motion, and
design. So we start building a clean
modern aesthetic website from scratch.
And before we touch layouts, typography
or animation, we need one thing most
people skip, which is a clear visual
direction. And most people struggle to
make websites look good because they
jump straight into building without
deciding the fight first. Colors,
lighting, texture, everything ends up
inconsistent. So in this first step we
are going to use nano banana inside
Google whisk to define the official
foundation of our site. You can think of
this step like choosing the color tone
and lighting before a photo shoot. So if
you get this right everything else
becomes easy. So we can go inside Google
whisk. This is where we use nano banana
to generate the image assess which we
will animate later. With that said let's
open our prompt document. This contains
the guide for the visuals we want. If
you want to get a copy of this prompt,
you can actually check out our free
community and you can find the link uh
in the description and also among other
prompts we have made throughout our
videos as well. You can find there. So
here we grab the starting frame prompt
which defines the base style like the
lighting, mood and composition that our
entire site will follow. We can just
copy it, paste it into the prom blocks.
Next, we'll upload the Ollie pop
reference image and this gives Nano
Banana a clear direction, helping it
stay consistent in colors, texture, and
modern product style officials. So, once
we hit enter, the model generates our
first batch of SS. Great. As the images
load on screen, we are checking for the
things that matter in aesthetic design
like clean lighting, balanced spacing,
clear focal points, soft modern color
tones, etc. So once the results look
aligned with our intended vibe, we
simply download the images and this will
become the basis of motion assets and
page visuals later in the build. So next
we'll do the same for our end frame. We
can open our prompt document, copy the
end frame prompt and then paste it in
nano banana. So for our website, we'll
use three flavors. So let's do the same
thing and generate the rest for our
product images.
And now we have the first building
blocks of our aesthetic website, a clean
facial direction and a set of consistent
onbrand image assets. So next we'll take
these facials and turn them into real
structure on the page. So the whole site
starts taking shape. So we have locked
in the look and feel for our site. It's
time to bring those facials to life.
Because great design is not just how
something looks, it's how it moves
actually. And right now our images are
still complete static. But actually
looks on paper don't really matter
unless they turn into real structure and
motion on the page. So this next step is
where we start shaping that movement.
We're using Google Flow with F 3.1's
frame to video mode. You can think of
this like taking your mood board and
turn it into the first sketch in motion.
So let's open Google Flow and start a
fresh project. Once it loads, you can
see this scene builder. This is our
workspace and below the canvas here's a
prompt box and next to it is our
generation mode. So it starts in text to
video by default. We can actually switch
it to frames to video. And now we upload
the image sequence, the starting frame
and the end frame. This can actually
helps um the animation in the right
order. Next we open our prompt document
again and copy the motion prompt and we
can paste it into the prompt box. This
tells flow how the animation should
behave like smooth pacing, subtle
transitions and a modern premium feel.
So it's applying our style guide to
movement. And now we hit enter and let
field 3.1 to process the animation. Once
it's done, we prefill the two versions
flow gives us. So here we are looking
for facial qualities that match our
site's direction like smooth motion,
clean transitions, no distracting
artifacts, consistent lighting with our
original frames. So when you find the
version that feels just right, you can
just download this. And now we have our
animated assets the same look and feel
we designed earlier, but now moving with
purpose. This gives our website that
polished premium energy we are aiming
for. But before we can use this videos
on our website, we have to first turn
them into webp. Why? Because this is
what will add interactivity to our
video. Like as visitors scroll through
our website while still keeping them
lightweight enough to be loaded quickly.
So turning the feeders to web is simple
and quick. We do not need a specific
tool for this. So we use this website
called easy gif. So first we can just
upload the video we generated in Google
flow and all that you need to do next is
to make sure that the start time and end
time covers the entire video. Then we
can set the size to original and choose
the highest closest frame rate to the
native fps shown by easy gif. This is
the sweet spot. So not low quality and
the file size not as big as when it's
maxed out. I'm keeping it lightweight
enough for the browser. Also we can make
sure that forever loop is checkmarked
before converting your video to webp. As
you can see this is how the final output
looks. The quality is lower than the
original video. And for simplicity,
we'll use this without upscaling so that
we can quickly proceed to the most
important step, creating the website.
Now that we have all the necessary
assets, it's time for the final step,
turning all of that design direction
into a real website. So, because at the
end of the day, beautiful ideas don't
mean much until they become real
structure on the page. And this is where
Firebase Studio comes in. This is the
moment we start shaping the actual
layout. It's like taking your mood board
and turning into the first sketch on the
canvas. So now we can go to Firebase
Studio. This is the builder that
transforms our design direction into a
functioning website. So officially this
is the bridge where colors, spacing,
imagery, and layout begin to take shape
in real code. So let's open our prompt
document again and copy the Firebase
prompt. We can paste it into the prompt
box and this prompt carries all the
visuals decisions we made earlier. So we
are pulling our style guide, colors,
motion and f directly into the build
phase. And this ensures the site feels
consistent, clean and intentional. Now
let's press enter and Firebase Studio
starts analyzing the prompt. Once it's
done, we click prototype this app and
Firebase Studio begins writing every
line of code for our website. This part
takes a couple of minutes. And
officially, this is where spacing rules
and structure and components
layouts all come together behind the
scenes. When the prototype is ready, we
can preview it. You'll notice Firebase
already added um placeholder images
clean but not our actual facial assets.
This is where we bring in the imagery we
designed in Nano Banana and animated in
Google Flow. And also you can actually
make changes um here before proceeding
with uploading the assets like changing
the font color and such. With that said,
replacing these placeholders is what
gives our layout its modern premium
look. Once everything is finished, we
can finally preview our website. It
fully aligns with our design direction,
clean layout, consistent visuals,
balanced spacing, and a modern look that
feels intentional from top to bottom.
And now our website is fully prototyped.
To see the full experience outside the
builder, we publish again and open the
live prefue. What you're seeing now is
the complete aesthetic website like the
images we easily generated animation and
a modern layout generated from our cell
guide all brought together into a clean
functional site. You have just seen how
easy it is to build a modern animated
website using today's free Google AI
tools. Effects that used to take weeks
of design and coding can now be done in
hours with a simple repeatable workflow.
And once you understand the flow like
frames, motion, parallax, you can build
websites that feel intentional, premium,
and life. So if you want to keep going
and learn how to build professional
websites and full apps with AI, join our
community. It is a place where builders
and founders share ideas, learn from our
project breakdowns, and grow together
through real AI website and web app
builds. And if you enjoy this video,
make sure to like and subscribe and
comment below and let me know what kind
of website you're going to build. I'll
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