Relume

Relume turns a website brief into a sitemap, wireframes and a marketing site, making it a strong fit for freelancers and agencies planning client work. Its component-led workflow can carry a project into Figma, Webflow, React or hosted publishing. The main caution is capacity: the free Site Builder is limited to one page and one project, while broader collaboration and production use require paid plans.

Overview

Relume combines early information architecture with UI generation and delivery. AI can produce a sitemap and wireframes from a brief, then assemble responsive screens from a library of more than 1,000 components. Relume says those shared components are built by people and assembled by AI, giving teams a reusable design-system foundation rather than an empty canvas.

Projects can be published through Relume with one-click deployment, custom domains and SSL. Teams that already use design or development tools can instead export to Figma, Webflow or React; React output uses Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui components. Hosting includes SSL and DDoS protection, while Relume describes SOC 2 compliance for its hosting as pending.

Key features

Brief-to-site generation

Prompt-to-UI, sitemap and wireframe generation, multi-screen output, responsive layouts and design-system support make Relume useful for establishing a coherent site structure quickly. The sitemap import tool accepts up to 50 pages, which suits larger information architectures. The free Site Builder's one-page limit, however, prevents a meaningful full-site project without upgrading.

Components and workflow connections

The component library covers more than 1,000 responsive Webflow and React components, with Figma components included on the higher Site Builder tier. The Library MCP connects the library to Cursor, Claude and other AI editors, useful when design-system assets need to travel into an AI-assisted coding workflow.

Webflow extension and publishing

The Chrome extension puts Relume components inside Webflow and adds class syncing, saved components and an SVG icon converter. Class syncing is paid-plan only, so the free option is less useful for maintaining a connected Webflow system. Relume hosting provides a direct publishing path, while exports preserve flexibility for teams whose existing process ends elsewhere.

Pricing

Relume has free entry points, but its plans serve distinctly different jobs. Site Builder Free costs nothing, forever with no card: one project, one page, read-only sharing, 30 Webflow components and 30 React components. It is suitable for evaluating the interface or making a very small proof of concept, not for a complete client site.

Build with Relume Free also costs 0.00 USD forever and includes limited AI usage, free hosting and 1,500 monthly page views. It is the better free choice for a small published site, provided the view allowance and AI limit fit. Launch hosting costs $12 per project per month and adds a custom domain, SSL, enterprise-grade hosting and 99.99% uptime.

Build with Relume Pro starts at $14 a month, can be cancelled anytime, and includes base Pro usage starting at one to two websites per month; higher tiers build more. Site Builder Starter is $18 a month for one project and five pages, commenting, Figma/Webflow/React export and 1,000-plus Webflow and React components. Relume advertises a 7-day Starter trial, but signing up for Free removes eligibility.

Site Builder Team starts at $36 a month with a minimum of three users, a team workspace and branded sharing, plus everything in Pro. Site Builder Pro starts at $40 a month and removes project and page limits while adding commenting and 1,000-plus Webflow, React and Figma components. Enterprise uses custom AI-usage and volume pricing, with white-glove onboarding, enterprise terms and done-for-you workspace setup.

Platforms

Relume is available on the web and through a Chrome extension. Its exports target Figma, Webflow and React, so it can fit browser-based planning as well as established design and code workflows.

Who it's for

Freelancers and agencies are the clearest audience, particularly those moving repeatedly from client brief to sitemap, design and implementation. A team that needs shared components, branded sharing or unlimited projects should budget for Team or Pro. Relume is less suitable for someone seeking a generous free, multi-page builder or a standalone native desktop application.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Brief-based sitemap, wireframe and multi-screen generation gives projects a structured starting point.
• Pro: More than 1,000 responsive components and exports to Figma, Webflow and React support handoff and reuse.
• Pro: Hosting, custom domains and one-click publishing can keep a small site in one service.
• Con: Site Builder Free allows only one project and one page, with read-only sharing and small component quotas.
• Con: The Starter trial is unavailable to people who first sign up for Free, making plan choice important.
• Con: Team pricing starts at three users, and broader project capacity begins at the 40.00 USD Pro tier.

Alternatives

For a wider directory of AI interface tools, browse AI UI Design Generators.

Choose UXPin instead if you need Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and web coverage, with a 14-day trial followed by a limited free plan offering two prototypes and 50 AI credits.

Paper is an alternative for extension, Linux, macOS, Windows and web users who want unlimited viewers and editors on its free plan.

Pick pen.dev for a free workflow with five agent days, 25 image and SVG generations per month and one agent at a time.

Starry suits desktop and web users who want a free-to-use application without a subscription, while AI chat requires their own provider API key.

Choose Coherent for open-source desktop software with unlimited projects, all 10 atmospheres and 40-plus validators, using your own LLM key.

Figma Make is the natural alternative when Figma is your primary environment and you want its Starter or Professional AI-credit plans.

Pick UX Pilot if a free first design or enterprise API, SSO and team controls matter more than Relume's publishing workflow.

Visily is an alternative for a free plan with 300 AI credits per month and limited boards and elements, or a 14.00 USD Pro plan with 3,000 credits.

Verdict

Relume is a strong choice for freelancers and agencies that want to turn a brief into a reusable, responsive site structure and carry it into Figma, Webflow, React or hosted publishing. Choose it for the component library, export range and integrated path from planning to launch. Look elsewhere if you need a genuinely spacious free multi-page builder, native desktop coverage or a lower-cost team setup.