Relume
AI website builder that turns briefs, content, and components into marketing sites for quick publishing and export.
What is Relume?
Try RelumeRelume is an AI website builder for creating simple marketing sites quickly and publishing them with minimal effort. You can drop in old content like a website, doc, or notes, and Relume turns it into a polished site using a shared component system built by designers. After launch, the system continues improving your site, and you can also export to tools like Figma, Webflow, or React.
What does Relume do for you?
Relume turns your existing website content, doc, or notes into a publish-ready marketing site in minutes. It uses a shared component system to assemble a complete site from human-built components, so you can get to a real screen you can ship faster.
How does Relume’s AI website builder work?
Relume’s AI doesn’t write raw code or hallucinated layouts. Instead, it selects and assembles pages from a library of designer-built components into your site, aiming for responsive, accessible, and SEO/AEO-ready output by construction.
Can I use my own domain and publish with Relume?
Yes. Relume supports launching with a custom domain and handles SSL for you as part of the publishing flow.
Can I edit or keep improving my site after launch?
Yes. Relume is designed to keep improving after launch as the system learns what works, so changes to the underlying component system can flow into your site without a rebuild.
Is Relume a no-code tool, and can I export to other platforms?
Relume is built for publishing quickly from a shared component system, and you can also export the work. You can take your site to Figma, Webflow, or React, or use the Relume Library with the Relume Library MCP to bring components into your AI tools.
Does Relume support performance and reliability for hosted sites?
Yes. Relume uses a global CDN with sub-second load times, includes SSL and DDoS protection, and states SOC 2 compliance is pending. It also lists a 99.99% uptime SLO with auto-scaling to handle traffic spikes.