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Image Editing, Component Shuffling, Uncommon Components & More

November 6, 2025

It’s a new month which means we’ve made updates to improve Relume. Happy November Release Day!

Here's what's new:

Image Editing

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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.

Like everything in Relume, it’s built on the idea of the right control, not endless control. We believe too many editing options slow you down and make design harder to scale. Relume gives you just what you need, when you need it — so every choice looks good by default and your work stays consistent as you grow.

How it works

You can now select any image directly inside a component to reveal a dedicated image panel. From there, you’ve got all the controls you’re used to from Figma and Webflow including —Aspect Ratio, Image Position, Cover, and more. And for image-heavy components, you can jump to the section-level controls to make sweeping changes in one go, without editing each one manually.

We'd love your feedback

Your feedback plays a key role in shaping the Relume editing experience. To share your thoughts, open the Feedback option in the bottom-left corner of the app anytime to share your thoughts.

Improved Component Shuffling

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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.

How it works

In the editor, you can now select a component and hit Shuffle to cycle through suggested variations right on the canvas. If you want a different structure or specific layout, just search and Replace with a new component.

Give Component shuffle a spin today and tell us what you think. Your feedback helps shape what we build next.

Uncommon Components

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It’s been a while since we’ve dropped new Uncommon Components, but they’re back and better than ever. This month, we’re releasing 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.

For those new to Relume, Uncommon Components feature more sophisticated layouts and interactions designed to take your website to the next level.

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.

By optimizing how the editor handles rendering, layout, and image loading, we’ve cut down unnecessary re-renders and reduced GPU and memory usage. The result: panning, scrolling, and zooming now run up to 4× faster, with noticeably smoother movement and less lag across complex pages.

These updates make editing larger sites feel lighter, faster, and more stable than ever before.

Figma Kit Update v3.7

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We have added the 5 new components to our Relume Figma Kit, which is available in both desktop and mobile variants. To receive the latest update, visit the Figma Library in your dashboard.

Wireframing 1.0
Wireframing 2.0
Library coverage
Uses ~25% of marketing components.
Uses ~70% of marketing components.

More variety and creative layouts appear in generations.
Brand style fit
Mixed styles, not brand-aware.
Selects styles that match the project description (e.g., off-grid/overlapping for agencies; card layouts for SaaS).

Wireframes feel “on-brand” from the first draft.
Section content match
Defaulted to generic layouts (e.g., always 3 pricing plans), relying only on the section title.
Selects components based on content count using both title & description (e.g., “2 pricing plans” generates a 2-plan layout).

Sections communicate the right thing with the right structure.
Page flow awareness
No awareness of position/order.
Chooses components with placement in mind; improves rhythm and alternation.

Smoother narrative and fewer repetitive beats down the page.
Site-wide consistency
Components are not reused across pages.
Reuses suitable components across pages for coherence.

A more unified site with less rework later.
Copywriting 1.0
Copywriting 1.5
Context
Only looked at one section at a time.
Considers the entire page.

Less repetition, smoother flow across sections
Model
OpenAI GPT
Claude

Sharper, more natural copy.
Quality
Generic, often placeholder text.
More relevant, compelling, and usable.

Saves editing time, closer to production-ready.
Consistency
No awareness of position/order.
Unified tone across the whole page.

Feels like one voice, not stitched-together fragments.
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Andy, Sam & Sanskar
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Andy & Sam
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Damian & Sam
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Damian & Sanskar
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Damian & Meredith
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Damian & George
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Damian, Maria & Chester
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Rob & Nour
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Kaleb, Maria & Jonathan
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Kaleb & Maria
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Kaleb, Jonathan & Damian
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Kaleb, Damian, Jonathan & Maria
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Damian, Maria & Marc
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Damian, Maria & Kaleb
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Kaleb & Matt
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Kaleb, Matt & Jonathan
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Andy, Chris, George, Kaleb, Damian & Maria
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Damian, Trung, Andy, Weidong, Kaleb & Maria
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Nick & Abhi
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Nick & Weidong
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Nick & Max
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Andy & Weidong
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Andy, Diego & Trung
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Marc & Trung
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Marc & Arman
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Marc & Keegan
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