Exporting Designs from Relume or Figma for Non-Webflow Platforms

·Nov 10, 2025 03:55 AM·

Hi, QQ: If I designed using relume or figma and client wants to host it in a different platform, not in webflow, how do I export it and give them the design?

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Al-ibiewi
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For figma: just give them the figma link with edit access
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Regine B.
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Matt J. for relume, they won't be able to edit it unless they also use relume?
Matt J.
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Regine B. hmm yeah figma is like your best way to transfer a design from Relume to a client. There's no self-serve transferring of a project from one Relume account to another and you'd have to subscribe to a team plan to collaborate on a project. Whereas with Figma, you could effectively transfer an entire Relume project artifacts (sitemap, wireframes, style guide, and design screens) to a client.
Regine B.
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Which plan do I need to subscribed to in Figma for that (and if I have multiple clients)
Matt J.
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Regine B. as far as I can tell you could get away with this on the free figma starter plan.
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Al-ibiewi
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Regine B. I'm sorry, but I'm not an expert in relume but figma and you can do it with whatever plan you are currently in, even the free one

Al-ibiewi
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For figma: just give them the figma link with edit access
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Regine B.
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Matt J. for relume, they won't be able to edit it unless they also use relume?
Matt J.
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Regine B. hmm yeah figma is like your best way to transfer a design from Relume to a client. There's no self-serve transferring of a project from one Relume account to another and you'd have to subscribe to a team plan to collaborate on a project. Whereas with Figma, you could effectively transfer an entire Relume project artifacts (sitemap, wireframes, style guide, and design screens) to a client.
Regine B.
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Which plan do I need to subscribed to in Figma for that (and if I have multiple clients)
Matt J.
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Regine B. as far as I can tell you could get away with this on the free figma starter plan.
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Al-ibiewi
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Regine B. I'm sorry, but I'm not an expert in relume but figma and you can do it with whatever plan you are currently in, even the free one