Relume

Relume solves a very specific, very real pain: the blank-page problem at the start of a web project. Describe the site you want and it generates a full sitemap, expands that into wireframes for every page, and drops in AI-written placeholder copy so the structure reads like a real site rather than lorem ipsum. From there you export to Figma, Webflow or React and keep building — backed by a library of over a thousand responsive components and a Webflow Chrome extension that makes reusing those components almost effortless. For designers and Webflow builders, that turns the tedious structure-and-layout phase into minutes of work. The flip side is that Relume is opinionated about where it fits: it really pays off only if your pipeline runs through Webflow, Figma or React, its output is scaffolding rather than finished visual design, and the AI copy is strictly a placeholder you'll rewrite. Pricing is also rendered dynamically and can move. But if you live in that Webflow/Figma/React world and want to skip straight past the hardest, most tedious part of starting a site, Relume is well worth trying.