0:03 Look at this. A clean, modern website
0:05 with motion that actually feels life.
0:09 Smooth parallax layers, great features,
0:11 and a layout that flows like it was
0:13 crafted by a full design team. This is
0:15 what a modern website looks like when
0:18 animations and aesthetics work together.
0:20 And here's the truth. Your website is
0:23 actually judged in milliseconds.
0:25 Once grow, and then people instantly
0:27 decide whether it feels premium or
0:30 outdated. And in fact, most sites either
0:33 function well or look good. Very few
0:36 actually achieve both. And building a
0:39 polished site with animation. Normally,
0:41 it takes weeks of messy tweaking and
0:44 trial and error. And recently, you may
0:46 have seen people on X Twitter claiming
0:49 they used Gemini 3 Pro to build this
0:52 stunning animated website. But let's be
0:55 real, most of those are not AI built at
0:57 all. They are crafted by professional
1:00 designers, polished manually, and then
1:04 marketed as AI creations for engagement.
1:06 So instead of chasing fake examples,
1:08 today I'm going to show you something
1:11 actually feasible, a simple, clean,
1:14 genuine parallax animation. The kind of
1:17 effect that you can actually build right
1:20 now using Google's free AI tools. No
1:23 fake demos, no secret design team.
1:25 Google Whisk with Nano Banana generates
1:27 your facial layers. Google Flow adds
1:30 motion and Firebase Studio turns
1:32 everything into a real responsive
1:34 parallax website that moves as you
1:36 scroll. And by the end of this video,
1:37 you'll know exactly how to build a
1:41 modern animated parallax site, clean,
1:44 fast, and professional using AI tools
1:46 anyone can access today for free. So,
1:48 when it comes to modern websites,
1:51 aesthetics are not just decoration. They
1:54 shape perception, trust, and how long
1:58 users stay. And today, animations are a
2:01 core part of that. Smooth transitions,
2:04 parallax, death, and layered motion make
2:07 a site feel premium and life. But in the
2:09 past, building animated website was
2:12 painful. You needed design expertise,
2:14 front-end coding skills, and countless
2:17 hours of tuning just to make animations
2:20 look clean. So creating something modern
2:23 and intentional could make days or
2:25 weeks. And now that's totally different
2:27 with Google AI tools like Google Whisk,
2:30 Nano Banana, Google Flow, and Firebase
2:33 Studio. Creating high-end animated
2:36 websites is dramatically easier. These
2:38 tools actually generate your facials,
2:41 create motion graphics, and assemble
2:44 parallax ready layouts all without
2:47 fighting code. And what used to require
2:50 a full design and deaf workflow can now
2:52 be built in hours with professional
2:55 results. So Google's free AI tools turn
2:58 high-end animated website creation from
3:01 a slow technical challenge into a fast,
3:03 accessible, repeatable workflow. Before
3:06 we jump into the build, here's the
3:08 simple workflow behind creating an
3:10 animated website with parallax motion.
3:13 So we start with nanobanana which
3:15 generates the first and last frame of
3:18 the visuals. Then Google whisk takes
3:21 over using those two frames as the
3:24 visual anchors like defining the look,
3:26 tone and direction of the entire
3:28 animation. Everything that follows is
3:31 built from these two reference points.
3:33 Then we take those frames into Google
3:36 flow field 3.1 to generate the actual
3:38 animation. Flow creates the motion
3:41 between the two frames, adding subtle
3:44 depth, movement, and transitions that
3:47 make the design feel alive. This is
3:49 where the website starts to gain that
3:52 smooth, modern animated feel. So once
3:55 the animation is ready, we move into FB
3:58 Studio to build the website itself. This
4:00 is where we structure the page, set the
4:02 scrolling behavior, and apply the
4:06 parallex effect, your facials, motion,
4:08 and layout. all come together into a
4:11 clean responsive site that feels premium
4:14 from the first scroll. So the workflow
4:16 is straightforward, right? So Google
4:19 whisk with nan banana for the frames and
4:23 then flow for the animation, fire studio
4:25 for the parallax website. It's a simple
4:28 fast process that actually produces a
4:30 high-end animated site without any
4:33 complexity. And now that the workflow is
4:35 clear, here's how we're going to put it
4:38 into action. We're building a modern
4:40 animated soda website from scratch using
4:44 clean visuals, structured layout, and
4:46 smooth motion to make everything feel
4:48 polished and intentional. So, by the end
4:50 of this build, you will not just have
4:52 one website. You'll have a repeatable
4:55 method for creating clean animated sites
4:57 that look premium from the first scroll
5:01 and convert through clarity, motion, and
5:03 design. So we start building a clean
5:05 modern aesthetic website from scratch.
5:08 And before we touch layouts, typography
5:11 or animation, we need one thing most
5:14 people skip, which is a clear visual
5:16 direction. And most people struggle to
5:18 make websites look good because they
5:21 jump straight into building without
5:23 deciding the fight first. Colors,
5:25 lighting, texture, everything ends up
5:28 inconsistent. So in this first step we
5:30 are going to use nano banana inside
5:32 Google whisk to define the official
5:34 foundation of our site. You can think of
5:37 this step like choosing the color tone
5:40 and lighting before a photo shoot. So if
5:41 you get this right everything else
5:44 becomes easy. So we can go inside Google
5:47 whisk. This is where we use nano banana
5:49 to generate the image assess which we
5:52 will animate later. With that said let's
5:54 open our prompt document. This contains
5:56 the guide for the visuals we want. If
5:58 you want to get a copy of this prompt,
6:00 you can actually check out our free
6:02 community and you can find the link uh
6:05 in the description and also among other
6:07 prompts we have made throughout our
6:09 videos as well. You can find there. So
6:12 here we grab the starting frame prompt
6:15 which defines the base style like the
6:18 lighting, mood and composition that our
6:20 entire site will follow. We can just
6:23 copy it, paste it into the prom blocks.
6:25 Next, we'll upload the Ollie pop
6:28 reference image and this gives Nano
6:30 Banana a clear direction, helping it
6:32 stay consistent in colors, texture, and
6:34 modern product style officials. So, once
6:37 we hit enter, the model generates our
6:40 first batch of SS. Great. As the images
6:42 load on screen, we are checking for the
6:45 things that matter in aesthetic design
6:48 like clean lighting, balanced spacing,
6:51 clear focal points, soft modern color
6:54 tones, etc. So once the results look
6:56 aligned with our intended vibe, we
6:59 simply download the images and this will
7:03 become the basis of motion assets and
7:06 page visuals later in the build. So next
7:09 we'll do the same for our end frame. We
7:11 can open our prompt document, copy the
7:14 end frame prompt and then paste it in
7:17 nano banana. So for our website, we'll
7:20 use three flavors. So let's do the same
7:22 thing and generate the rest for our
7:24 product images.
7:26 And now we have the first building
7:30 blocks of our aesthetic website, a clean
7:32 facial direction and a set of consistent
7:36 onbrand image assets. So next we'll take
7:38 these facials and turn them into real
7:41 structure on the page. So the whole site
7:43 starts taking shape. So we have locked
7:46 in the look and feel for our site. It's
7:49 time to bring those facials to life.
7:52 Because great design is not just how
7:54 something looks, it's how it moves
7:56 actually. And right now our images are
7:58 still complete static. But actually
8:00 looks on paper don't really matter
8:02 unless they turn into real structure and
8:05 motion on the page. So this next step is
8:08 where we start shaping that movement.
8:10 We're using Google Flow with F 3.1's
8:13 frame to video mode. You can think of
8:15 this like taking your mood board and
8:18 turn it into the first sketch in motion.
8:20 So let's open Google Flow and start a
8:23 fresh project. Once it loads, you can
8:25 see this scene builder. This is our
8:28 workspace and below the canvas here's a
8:31 prompt box and next to it is our
8:34 generation mode. So it starts in text to
8:36 video by default. We can actually switch
8:40 it to frames to video. And now we upload
8:42 the image sequence, the starting frame
8:44 and the end frame. This can actually
8:47 helps um the animation in the right
8:50 order. Next we open our prompt document
8:53 again and copy the motion prompt and we
8:55 can paste it into the prompt box. This
8:57 tells flow how the animation should
9:01 behave like smooth pacing, subtle
9:04 transitions and a modern premium feel.
9:07 So it's applying our style guide to
9:10 movement. And now we hit enter and let
9:12 field 3.1 to process the animation. Once
9:15 it's done, we prefill the two versions
9:17 flow gives us. So here we are looking
9:19 for facial qualities that match our
9:22 site's direction like smooth motion,
9:25 clean transitions, no distracting
9:28 artifacts, consistent lighting with our
9:30 original frames. So when you find the
9:32 version that feels just right, you can
9:35 just download this. And now we have our
9:37 animated assets the same look and feel
9:40 we designed earlier, but now moving with
9:43 purpose. This gives our website that
9:46 polished premium energy we are aiming
9:48 for. But before we can use this videos
9:50 on our website, we have to first turn
9:54 them into webp. Why? Because this is
9:56 what will add interactivity to our
9:59 video. Like as visitors scroll through
10:02 our website while still keeping them
10:04 lightweight enough to be loaded quickly.
10:07 So turning the feeders to web is simple
10:10 and quick. We do not need a specific
10:12 tool for this. So we use this website
10:15 called easy gif. So first we can just
10:17 upload the video we generated in Google
10:20 flow and all that you need to do next is
10:23 to make sure that the start time and end
10:25 time covers the entire video. Then we
10:27 can set the size to original and choose
10:31 the highest closest frame rate to the
10:35 native fps shown by easy gif. This is
10:38 the sweet spot. So not low quality and
10:42 the file size not as big as when it's
10:44 maxed out. I'm keeping it lightweight
10:47 enough for the browser. Also we can make
10:50 sure that forever loop is checkmarked
10:52 before converting your video to webp. As
10:54 you can see this is how the final output
10:57 looks. The quality is lower than the
10:59 original video. And for simplicity,
11:02 we'll use this without upscaling so that
11:04 we can quickly proceed to the most
11:07 important step, creating the website.
11:09 Now that we have all the necessary
11:12 assets, it's time for the final step,
11:15 turning all of that design direction
11:17 into a real website. So, because at the
11:19 end of the day, beautiful ideas don't
11:21 mean much until they become real
11:23 structure on the page. And this is where
11:26 Firebase Studio comes in. This is the
11:29 moment we start shaping the actual
11:31 layout. It's like taking your mood board
11:34 and turning into the first sketch on the
11:36 canvas. So now we can go to Firebase
11:38 Studio. This is the builder that
11:40 transforms our design direction into a
11:43 functioning website. So officially this
11:46 is the bridge where colors, spacing,
11:49 imagery, and layout begin to take shape
11:52 in real code. So let's open our prompt
11:54 document again and copy the Firebase
11:56 prompt. We can paste it into the prompt
12:00 box and this prompt carries all the
12:03 visuals decisions we made earlier. So we
12:06 are pulling our style guide, colors,
12:09 motion and f directly into the build
12:11 phase. And this ensures the site feels
12:14 consistent, clean and intentional. Now
12:17 let's press enter and Firebase Studio
12:19 starts analyzing the prompt. Once it's
12:22 done, we click prototype this app and
12:24 Firebase Studio begins writing every
12:27 line of code for our website. This part
12:29 takes a couple of minutes. And
12:32 officially, this is where spacing rules
12:35 and structure and components
12:36 layouts all come together behind the
12:39 scenes. When the prototype is ready, we
12:41 can preview it. You'll notice Firebase
12:44 already added um placeholder images
12:48 clean but not our actual facial assets.
12:51 This is where we bring in the imagery we
12:54 designed in Nano Banana and animated in
12:55 Google Flow. And also you can actually
12:59 make changes um here before proceeding
13:01 with uploading the assets like changing
13:04 the font color and such. With that said,
13:07 replacing these placeholders is what
13:10 gives our layout its modern premium
13:13 look. Once everything is finished, we
13:16 can finally preview our website. It
13:18 fully aligns with our design direction,
13:21 clean layout, consistent visuals,
13:24 balanced spacing, and a modern look that
13:27 feels intentional from top to bottom.
13:30 And now our website is fully prototyped.
13:33 To see the full experience outside the
13:35 builder, we publish again and open the
13:38 live prefue. What you're seeing now is
13:40 the complete aesthetic website like the
13:43 images we easily generated animation and
13:46 a modern layout generated from our cell
13:49 guide all brought together into a clean
13:51 functional site. You have just seen how
13:53 easy it is to build a modern animated
13:56 website using today's free Google AI
13:58 tools. Effects that used to take weeks
14:01 of design and coding can now be done in
14:04 hours with a simple repeatable workflow.
14:06 And once you understand the flow like
14:09 frames, motion, parallax, you can build
14:12 websites that feel intentional, premium,
14:14 and life. So if you want to keep going
14:16 and learn how to build professional
14:19 websites and full apps with AI, join our
14:22 community. It is a place where builders
14:25 and founders share ideas, learn from our
14:27 project breakdowns, and grow together
14:29 through real AI website and web app
14:32 builds. And if you enjoy this video,
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