Lapa Ninja is an inspiration archive dedicated to landing page design. It has been curating pages since 2015, and its homepage cites 7,300+ archived websites (the About page separately states 7,490+, as of 2026-09-18). Unlike galleries that capture only the hero section, every entry stores a full-page screenshot and a video recording of the page scrolling, so you can study a design from hero to footer. Browsing and search require no account.
At a Glance
- URL: https://lapa.ninja/
- Type: Landing page design gallery / design archive
- Cost: Browsing and search are free; Boards have a free allowance (5 boards, 20 saves each) and a paid Pro plan lifts the limits (exact pricing could not be verified); paid website templates are also sold
- Sign-up: Not required for browsing or search; needed for Boards and Pro
- Interface language: English
- Launched: 2015 (per the official About page)
Background
According to its About page, Lapa Ninja began as one designer's personal habit of saving inspiring landing pages before starting new work. The private reference folder went public and grew through word of mouth and Product Hunt, where the site says it reached #1 Product of the Day with 1,600+ upvotes. The About page does not disclose a team or company entity.
The site describes itself as intentionally curated: anyone can submit a website, but not every submission is accepted — each entry is reviewed for quality, craft, and originality. The About page also cites 15,000+ full-page screenshots captured.
What Each Entry Contains
Every entry is a real, live (or archived) web page rather than a mockup. Per the official About page, entries include:
- Full-page screenshots — the entire page, not just the hero;
- Scroll recordings — video captures of the page in motion;
- Metadata — category and industry tags, dominant colors, the typefaces used, OG share images, and historical versions of the same page.
This makes entries closer to design records than a screenshot dump: you can browse by industry, or reverse-lookup which fonts and palette a given page uses.
Search filters by name, color (dominant palette or hue), and type style (serif, sans-serif, monospace, and more), with instant results as you type. The site explicitly states search is free for everyone with no account needed.
Boards, Pro, and the Template Business
A free account unlocks Boards — named collections for saving entries, organized by project, mood, or aesthetic, which can be made public and shared by link. The free allowance is 5 boards with 20 saves each; the Pro subscription removes these limits (no public pricing page was found on the site, so Pro pricing could not be verified).
Beyond the gallery, the site runs several adjacent sections: Motion (design reels), OG Images (social preview images), and Fonts (typefaces seen across archived pages), plus Templates — paid Webflow and Framer templates sold by credited third-party authors (examples on the homepage are priced 129). The template shop and the free gallery operate as two separate lines on the same site: gallery content stays free to browse, templates are sold per item.
Copyright and Content Policy
The footer states "All screenshots © of their respective owners" — archived page screenshots remain the property of the original site owners, displayed here as a reference archive. The privacy policy and terms pages could not be verified due to the site's Cloudflare protection.
When It's Useful
- Designers looking for real references before building a landing or marketing page, and who want to study full page structure rather than hero sections alone;
- Founders and marketers checking how comparable products communicate their value proposition;
- Reverse-searching design references by color palette or typeface;
- Building project moodboards in Boards and sharing them with a team.
Limitations
- It only covers landing/marketing pages — no in-app screens or user flows; for product UI references, sites like Refero or Mobbin are a better fit.
- The interface is English-only, and entries skew toward international (non-Chinese) websites.
- The free Boards allowance is small (5 boards, 20 saves each); heavy collectors will need Pro, whose pricing has no public page on the site.
- Display ads and Sponsored cards are interleaved with archived content as you browse.
- Cloudflare protection is enabled and may present a human-verification challenge in some network environments.
Alternatives
- Mobbin: a library of real mobile and web app screens — product UI rather than marketing pages.
- Awwwards: a juried website award and gallery, oriented toward experimental and award-winning work.
- Land-book: a full-site design gallery with a similar positioning.
