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Commented on Should my client delay launch to build CMS in from...·Posted inGeneral

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Hey Seb, adding CMS after the fact would be easy. However, the good news is that we’ve just launched CMS so your client won't have to wait 🙂

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Adam M.

Introducing Relume Publish MCP for Claude and ChatGPT

@channel Hey Lumers, today we're launching Relume Publish MCP, which means you can now build, publish and update a complete website in Relume without ever leaving Claude or ChatGPT. One of the things you've asked for the most is to be able to use the latest version of Relume alongside the tools you're already working in, and for quite a lot of you, that means Claude and Webflow. So rather than asking you to change how you work, we wanted to bring Relume to you. That's why we built an MCP that connects Claude or ChatGPT to Relume. Part of Publish MCP is a skill that builds your Relume site in Webflow, following Client-First best practices. That means you can design in Relume, then land in Webflow with a clean, well-built project that's ready to extend. You can watch the full demo here: youtu.be/… You can try it here: relume.ai/mcp As always, a massive thank you to all of you for the support and the feedback, it genuinely shapes what we build. We'd love to see what you make with it 🩷

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Sara M. More components + styles. This is just the start for us. Btw if you haven't watched my tutorial, I share some of the editing capabilities that can make a site feel less generic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpuPkBqLTWs

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Vitalij K. Thanks for sharing all of that out, it's genuinely helpful to hear. The short answer on why the old library isn't sitting alongside the new one is that it was built specifically to integrate with Webflow, so quite a lot of its architecture was shaped around that, and we couldn't extend it into what we needed. Relume has always been about helping Lumers build sites faster with a component library that reduces the number of decisions you have to make and gives you a great starting point by default. To carry that into a new builder where you can publish and manage a site with components, and into a system that AI can actually work with effectively, we realistically had to rebuild the architecture from scratch. To be clear though, the old system isn't going anywhere. It stays as it is, and you'll still be able to export those components into Webflow and Figma the same way you always have. The new platform is a separate thing, built from the ground up and made to publish. What you're looking at now is very much a v1, and it's the beginning of the roadmap. We're expanding the library from here, bringing across some of the favourites from Relume 1.0, and adding functionality we couldn't do before. I can see that losing the search filters and the animated templates is a step backwards for how you were working. That's exactly the kind of thing we want to hear and improve. Ps. If you'd like a say in what we prioritise next for the publish platform's component library, we have a public voting board here

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Vitalij K. thanks for the honest feedback. Super helpful. Question, were you aware that Relume 2.0 uses a different component library or were you expecting to see the same components as before in there?

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Adam M.

Relume Update: Focused Build Phase for 2025 Enhancements

@channel Hey Lumers, As 2025 comes to an end, we wanted to share a quick update on what’s next for Relume. Over the past few months, we’ve been exploring how to take Relume to the next level and it’s clear that the biggest gains won’t come from small, incremental updates, but from strengthening the foundations that everything else is built on. To do that well, we’re entering a focused build phase. For the next few months, we won’t be shipping our usual major monthly releases. Instead, our product, design, and engineering teams are going deep on foundational work. This includes a more powerful component system, a faster editing experience, and long-term groundwork for publishing directly from Relume. A few important things to be clear about:

Relume is in a strong, stable place and we’re here for the long term
We’ll continue supporting existing workflows, including Webflow and Figma
Nothing you rely on today is changing or going away

We’ll still be here, supporting you and sharing smaller improvements along the way. Much of the real work will be happening under the hood — and when it’s ready, you’ll be the first to see it. If you have any questions or concerns about how this might impact your work with Relume, please reach out to us here — we’d genuinely love to hear from you. Thanks for being part of the journey. We’re super excited about what this unlocks ⚡️ — The Relume Team

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Adam M.

November Release Highlights: New Updates for Lumers!

@channel Hey Lumers, Happy Release Day! We've got some new updates for you this November. Here's what's new:

Image Editing: Images just got a major upgrade in Site Builder. You can now adjust aspect ratios, image positions, width, shape and more — directly inside your components. No jumping between tools or losing your flow. It’s a smoother, faster way to fine-tune your designs before importing them into Webflow and Figma. Learn more

Improved Component Shuffling: Finding the right layout shouldn’t slow you down. Component Shuffling lets you quickly try new layouts right on the canvas within seconds. We’ve also made foundational updates so however you change components, your text, icons, and assets stay mapped, helping you keep momentum as you iterate. Learn more

New Uncommon Components: We've release 5 new Hero Header Sections and 1 new CTA Section built for Webflow and Figma. Each one brings a fresh mix of bold layouts, thoughtful motion, and standout design to help your next project start strong. Learn more

Faster Canvas Performance: We’ve made some under-the-hood improvements to the Relume canvas so it feels smoother and more responsive, especially when working on large projects. Learn more

Figma Kit Update v3.7 – We've added the 6 new Uncommon components to our Relume Figma Kit in both desktop and mobile variants. To get your hands on them, just head to the Figma Library in your dashboard.

If you want a full breakdown of this release, visit our What's New page Shoutout to all the incredible members of our community! Your thoughtful feedback, ideas and support motivate the team to keep pushing each month 🧡

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October Release: New Features in Site Builder & Figma Updates

@channel Hey Lumers, Happy October Release Day! We've got some new updates for you this month. Here's what's new:

Advanced Component Search in Site Builder: A smarter way to discover, filter, and preview components directly in the Site Builder. Learn more

New Components: We've just released 75 new components to give you even more flexibility and creative options when designing your next site. This drop includes brand-new Testimonial Sections with videos, background images and cards, and Feature Sections with Cards with cards. Plus, we've squeezed in a few versatile space-filling layouts to round out your builds. Learn more

Figma Updates:

Figma Kit Update v3.6: We've added the 75 new Pricing components to our Relume Figma Kit in both desktop and mobile variants. To get your hands on them, just head to the Figma Library in your dashboard.
Figma Plugin Bug Fix: We've fixed the Relume Figma Plugin to ensure smoother exports. The plugin previously froze when exporting in browser mode, causing unresponsive tabs. Exports now complete without interruption, and improved loading indicators provide better progress visibility.

If you want a full breakdown of this release, visit our What's New page Big thanks to everyone for your feedback and community support. You inspire us to build faster, smarter, and better every month 🧡

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Adam M.

September Release Day: New AI Updates and Design League Finale

@channel Hey Lumers, Happy September Release Day! ✨ We've got some new AI updates for you this month:

Wireframing 2.0 – We've improved our AI wireframe generation system, designed to unlock more creativity, consistency, and brand alignment. With smarter models and systems, our AI can now make better design decisions and unlock much more of our component library. Learn more

Copywriting 1.5– We’ve rebuilt our Copywriting engine using Anthropic’s Claude model. It considers the entire page at once and writes copy that flows across sections with greater relevance, consistency, and variety. Learn more

New Pricing Components – We’ve expanded our library with 30 brand-new Pricing Sections, giving you more flexibility than ever when showcasing plans. View New Components

Figma Kit Update v3.5 – We've added the 30 new Pricing components to our Relume Figma Kit in both desktop and mobile variants. To get your hands on them, just head to the Figma Library in your dashboard.

--- Community Roadmap Update We've moved your top‑voted features into In‑Progress, meaning the team is actively building them. The team is actively building:

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View the Roadmap If you want a full breakdown of this release, visit our What's New page Big thanks to everyone for your feedback and community support. You inspire us to build faster, smarter, and better every month 🧡 --- The Relume Design League FINAL is here Nearly a million watched and now only 2 contestants remain. Who will take the crown? 🏆 After weeks of web design competitions for brands like Notion and Figma, the Relume Design League reaches its finale. This Saturday (Sept. 13th) at 10am EST, watch Raluca vs Jacob Wright compete head-to-head in the E-Sports of Web Design where YOU vote for the winner. 👉 Cast your vote in our Instagram Story poll or comment on Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn P.S. Think you’ve got what it takes? Sign up for the next season at relumedesignleague.com

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August Release Day: New Features and Community Roadmap Update

@channel Hey Lumers, Happy August Release Day! We've got some fresh updates for you this month. Here's what's new:

Save Components & Page Templates – We know navigating components in Site Builder could be smoother, so today we've added the ability to save your favorite individual components or even combine them into full page templates. These saved items are accessible across all your projects under a handy "Saved" section, making it easier than ever to build new pages quickly. Learn more

New "Lined" Components – Introducing 24 new Lined Components in the Feature Sections category—perfect for organizing content with crisp dividing lines. They're fully customizable, work in both Wireframe and Design views, and ready for export to Figma and Webflow. Learn more

Figma Kit Update v3.4 – We've added the 24 new lined components to our Relume Figma Kit in both desktop and mobile variants. To get your hands on them, just head to the Figma Library in your dashboard.

--- Community Roadmap Update We've moved your top‑voted features into In‑Progress, meaning the team is actively building them. The team is actively building:

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View the Roadmap If you want a full breakdown of this release, visit our What's New page Big thanks to everyone for your feedback and community support. You inspire us to build faster, smarter, and better every month 🧡 --- Ps. We're having an internal AI hackathon at Relume and we're looking for some judges from our community 🙂 If we've got anyone here based in Sydney and would like to join, please Dan! It will be for next Friday 22nd August ~ 2pm in Sydney

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