About ConvertFast UI
ConvertFast UI is an open-source project maintained by Observed Observer. It generates landing page source code and installs shadcn blocks inside an existing Next.js application. The code becomes part of your project, where you can review and change it with your usual editor and Git workflow.
The project started in 2024. Version 0.2.1 supports Next.js 14, 15, and 16, App Router and Pages Router, and Tailwind CSS 3 and 4. It includes default and editorial templates with seven section types, plus a standalone color picker. See installation for the complete requirements.
What the project provides
The CLI creates a route, copies section components, and helps install their UI dependencies. It can also install individual blocks when a page already has its own structure. Templates are examples to adapt; their placeholder companies, testimonials, prices, and product claims are not endorsements or commercial offers from ConvertFast.
ConvertFast does not host the application or supply authentication, payments, analytics, or an AI generation service. Those behaviors belong to the application that uses the generated code. The coding agent guide describes how to work with your own assistant; it is documentation for the existing CLI.
Source and maintenance
The CLI and template repository contains the tool source, release checks, and license. The documentation repository contains this website. Both repositories are public. The CLI is distributed under the MIT license; consult its license file when reusing source.
Report a reproducible CLI problem through the project issue tracker . Include the command, package version, Node.js and Next.js versions, router type, and a small example when possible. Remove secrets and private application data from reports.
About this site
The documentation explains supported commands and the files they create. The blog offers practical guidance for writing and testing landing pages. Template previews are labeled separately from product documentation so readers can distinguish sample layout content from project information. The publisher page describes how to identify source links and report corrections.