Shreyash S.

Sounds like a smart approach using your script with Figma variables. There’s no ready-made tool to convert Webflow styles directly into Tailwind yet. Starting with Vercel, Next.js, Supabase, and Tailwind is a great stack. As for a base repo combining all that with Relume, nothing widely available, but most people build their own and add Relume components manually. You can check Relume’s community or GitHub for starter kits.

Hey Anton! That’s a great question. To be honest, there isn’t a fully automated way to move a complete Relume-designed Webflow site with variables directly into React.js. Most people end up manually rebuilding the components in React while using the Webflow design as a reference. It’s because Webflow’s no-code structure and React’s code-based setup work quite differently under the hood, so a direct one-click transfer isn’t really available yet. But using React can definitely give you more flexibility, especially when combining it with AI for coding help. Have you started rebuilding parts already, or just exploring the idea?