Could this AI Style Guide Generation Tool Replace a Designer?

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Published on Dec 22, 2025

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This article explains how the Style Guide Builder helps designers create a consistent design system while speeding up early design and iteration phases.
You’ll learn how color palettes and typography can be generated and kept consistent across a UI. It also covers how AI-assisted style generation helps designers move faster without losing control. Finally, it explains how styles can be applied to mockups and tested in both light and dark modes.

Who is this article for?

This article is for UI and UX designers who want a faster and more structured way to create style guides. It’s also useful for product designers, design teams, and developers working with design systems and reusable UI components.

Overview of the Relume Style Guide Builder

In the process of creating a website, designers face numerous challenges when it comes to crafting style guides. Choosing the perfect color palette, selecting the right typography, and ensuring visual harmony are key elements in developing a cohesive brand identity.

This is exactly where Relume's new tool - Style Guide Builder - comes into play. Already known for its AI-generated site map features, wireframes, and its library of components for Figma, Webflow, and React, Relume finally adds UI capabilities! To the delight of designers, this tool now allows them to generate and test any style guide in just a few clicks.

Key Features for UI Design

The Style Guide Builder offers a comprehensive set of essential features to meet the needs of UI designers in creating a cohesive brand identity.

Creating Color Palettes

Generate a complete color palette with a single click, including neutral, primary, secondary, and accent colors along with their variations. The palette is automatically applied to UI elements such as buttons, backgrounds, and placeholders, allowing better visualization of the final result.

Choosing Typography

Connected to the Google Fonts library, the tool enables quick font selection for headings and body text, with default styles to easily adjust weight and size settings.

UI Elements (coming soon)

Customize color and typography usage for key design system components such as buttons, cards, and text fields.

Application on Mockups

AI integration allows styles to be applied directly to previously created mockups in Relume. You can also test Dark and Light modes to evaluate what works best for your project.

AI Generation

Lacking inspiration? Relume enables automatic generation of a style guide with just one click, making iteration and testing significantly faster.

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Why This Style Guide Generator Is a Game-Changer

Overview of Relume Features

Until now, Relume has been widely valued for its Webflow and React component library, offering reusable components focused mainly on UX needs through basic HTML structures and pre-configured animations.

However, these components fell short when it came to UI consistency and style guide elements.

The Style Guide Builder now fills this gap by providing a more complete workflow that includes:

– Creation of detailed sitemaps
– Generation of UX wireframes for each page
– AI-assisted first drafts of copywriting
– Fast design and application of a style guide on mockups

All outputs can be exported to Figma, Webflow, and soon React, making it a practical solution for both designers and developers.

A Tool for Designers, Not a Designer

Relume continues to evolve as a more complete tool for designers, supporting early-stage design and iteration during website creation.

The style guide generator is built to support designers, not replace them. It enables teams to iterate faster, work with greater precision, and visualize projects more effectively.

In other words, it provides a solid foundation for testing and refining decisions, which is especially valuable given the subjective nature of UI design.

However, Relume does not replace the creativity and judgment of a designer. To avoid a template-driven look and achieve a truly unique identity, further refinement of mockups remains essential.

To explore this topic further, you may find this resource useful: Figma to Webflow: How to Prepare Your Design System

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