AI site builder that assembles human-built components into Webflow, Figma or React exports. Per-tier AI limits are published as words, not numbers.
Web designers and agencies producing marketing sites who want a brief, sitemap, wireframes and style guide generated and then taken into a tool they already own: Relume publishes Webflow export with client-first classes, Figma export as editable auto-layout with variables and variants, and React coded with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui. The licensing agreement explicitly permits client work, allowing as many end products for clients and personal projects as required. A genuine free tier exists with no card.
Treat the AI as assembly, not authorship: Relume states the AI selects from human-built components rather than writing raw code, so output is bounded by its library of over 1,000 components and will not produce novel layout logic. Anyone who needs to forecast spend should stall here, because per-tier AI limits are published only as "Enough for one full website", "Starts with 1-2 websites per month" and usage labelled "Standard" or "Higher". Training is also opt-out, not opt-in.
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Relume says it plainly: the AI selects from human-built components rather than writing raw code. It takes a site, document or notes and produces a brief, sitemap, wireframes and a style guide of colour, typography and spacing tokens, then assembles pages from its library of over 1,000 components. Expect curated assembly within that library, not novel layout generation, and judge it on library quality.
Three targets, each described with specifics. Webflow components copy and paste into a Webflow project with client-first classes. Figma export arrives as editable auto-layout with variables and variants. React components are coded with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui. The free plan is capped at 30 Webflow and 30 React components against 1,000+ on paid tiers, and 1,000+ Figma components are listed on free.
Yes and yes, per its privacy policy: Relume may use certain customer data to improve its services through AI training and model development, and you can opt out in account settings. The policy says it anonymises or aggregates data where feasible and will not disclose or sell personal information to third parties for their independent use. No AI subprocessor is named.
Yes. The licensing agreement states you can use Relume to create as many end products for clients and personal projects as you require, and that an item may be used multiple times in multiple projects. The limits are on distribution: no re-distribution of components regardless of modification, no similar or competing product, no reselling assets on a marketplace, and no editable source files in distributed end products.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-24.
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