Relume

Relume is an AI website design tool that turns a short company brief into a sitemap, wireframes and a style guide for web designers, agencies and in-house marketing teams. Its difference from one-click site generators is that it follows the way professional web projects are actually planned: structure first, then layout, then visual style, with each step editable before the next one runs. The output is built from a real component library, so it carries over cleanly into Figma, Webflow or React.

What is Relume used for?

Relume is mostly used in the discovery and wireframing phase of a website project, the part that usually eats days of a designer's time before any visual design starts.

• Writing a project brief and generating a full sitemap with page sections from a one-paragraph description
• Producing wireframes for every page from Relume's library of Webflow and React components
• Building a style guide with color, typography and spacing tokens and applying it to the wireframes
• Exporting the result to Figma for visual design, to Webflow for build, or to React for developers
• Sharing projects with clients for review and comments before design is locked
• Publishing on a relume.live subdomain or a custom domain with built-in hosting

Who Relume is best for

Relume is best for freelance web designers, Webflow agencies and studios that build marketing sites for clients and want to speed up planning without giving up control. In-house marketing teams that work in Figma or Webflow also get value from it. Small business owners who just want a finished site with no design tool involved may find an all-in-one builder simpler.

Relume pricing

As of October 2026, Relume has a free plan with limited AI usage, 30 Webflow and React components, up to 10 stored components and read-only sharing. Site builder plans start at $18 per month for Starter, which unlocks the full 1,000+ component library and custom domain hosting, with Pro from $40 per month and Team from $36 per user per month with a three-user minimum. The separate Build with Relume AI plan starts at $14 per month for higher usage ceilings, and Launch hosting starts at $12 per project per month for a custom domain. Enterprise pricing is available from sales.

Limitations to keep in mind

• The pricing is split across site builder, AI and hosting plans, so total cost depends on how you combine them
• Free users get only a small slice of the component library
• Wireframes follow common marketing site patterns, so unusual layouts need manual design work
• It focuses on marketing websites rather than complex web apps

Relume vs alternatives

Framer AI generates and publishes a styled site in one place, so it is the better choice if you do not need a Figma or Webflow step. Durable is aimed at small business owners who want a site, contact forms and basic business tools with almost no setup. Loki.Build is another quick AI landing page option. Relume wins for agencies and designers who want a structured sitemap and wireframe process and need to export into the tools their team already uses.

Tips for getting started with Relume

Give the AI a specific brief with the company type, audience, main services and the pages you know you need, since the sitemap shapes everything after it. Edit the sitemap before generating wireframes, because changes there are cheaper than reworking pages later. Set up the style guide early so client reviews show styled pages instead of gray boxes. If you build in Webflow, install the Relume Figma or Webflow workflow you plan to use before exporting.

Relume FAQ

Is Relume free?

Yes, Relume has a free plan with limited AI usage and 30 components. Paid site builder plans start at $18 per month.

What is Relume used for?

Relume is used to generate website sitemaps, wireframes and style guides from a brief, then export them to Figma, Webflow or React.

Does Relume work with Webflow?

Yes, Relume's components are built for Webflow and React, and projects can be exported directly to Webflow as well as to Figma.

What is the best alternative to Relume?

Framer AI is a strong alternative if you want to design and publish in one tool, while Durable suits small businesses that want a quick all-in-one site.