Reweb
Officially listedAI design-to-code tool that generates editable UI designs and exports real React source code.
Reweb
Reweb is an AI UI design generator (design-to-code) that turns natural language into editable interface designs and exports them as real React/Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui source code or Figma files, aimed at frontend developers and design engineers.
Core Capabilities
- AI UI generation: Create components and pages directly from text prompts or screenshots
- Visual editor: WYSIWYG style adjustments for Tailwind / shadcn/ui
- Real code export: Outputs editable React/Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui code rather than screenshots
- Two-way Figma flow: Import Figma designs into code or export back to Figma
- Template and theme library: Preset Landing Page, Dashboard, e-commerce, and Chatbot templates plus AI color palettes
- Team collaboration: Custom reusable components; the Team tier supports multiple collaborators
Use Cases Frontend developers and design engineers familiar with Next.js / Tailwind / shadcn, plus individuals and small teams that need to quickly produce frontend skeletons from Figma designs or screenshots. Not suitable for those needing full-stack capabilities or enterprise-grade compliance procurement.
Unique Advantages Combines AI generation, visual editing, and lock-in-free code export in one product, filling the gap between v0 (generation only) and Framer (hard to export clean code); even the Free tier offers unlimited code exports.
Editorial Review The product is genuinely usable with clear differentiation, and exports are indeed editable source code. But trustworthiness is questionable: zero presence on G2 / Capterra / Trustpilot, a perfect Product Hunt score backed by only about 4 reviews; pricing strikes through a $25 price that was never actually charged and labels an open-ended Early Bird deal; the operating entity cannot be verified — no legal name, registration number, or address, legal pages 404 on the main domain and live only on a vercel subdomain, with mattia@reweb.so the only contact email; the ToS waiver clause is extremely broad and there is no refund policy. Note: the third-party site myaiexp.com contains instruction-style text apparently written for AI agents — disclosed here as a risk only and not adopted. We recommend cautious listing pending third-party verification.
Pricing
### 💰 定价模式：免费增值（Freemium） **起步价**：免费（Free） #### 主要方案 - **Free**：$0 - 1 个项目、有限 AI 用量、无限代码导出 - **Pro**：$20/月（页面标 "was $25"，Early Bird） - 无限项目、50x AI 额度、可加购 credits、无限代码导出 - **Team**：$30/人/月（页面标 "was $35"） - 含 Pro 全部 + 团队协作、更高 AI 额度、优先支持、集中账单 #### 试用/其他信息 页面常驻 "Early Bird Discount" 横幅但无任何截止日期；Wayback 历史快照显示 Pro 长期实价为 $12，从未出现 $25 实价（原价锚定存疑）。FAQ 支持加购 credits 但未标单价，且全文未提退款政策。旧站 v1.reweb.so 仍显示旧价 $12/$20，与主站当前价并存不一致。 — Visit website
FAQ
Is Reweb free?
It uses a freemium model. The Free tier is $0 and includes 1 project and unlimited code exports, but AI usage is limited; Pro is $20/month and Team is $30 per person per month. If you run out of AI credits, you can purchase additional credits.
What can Reweb be used for?
It is a design-to-code tool: generate UI components and pages from text prompts or screenshots, adjust styles in a visual editor, then export editable React/Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui source code or Figma.
Does Reweb export code or images?
It exports real editable source code, not screenshots. Official copy and an embedded hero.tsx example on the legacy site confirm the output is React/Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui components; however, there is currently no independent, reproducible code quality benchmark.
Which export formats and tech stacks does Reweb support?
It mainly exports React component code in Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui (Pro adds CLI export) and supports two-way Figma flow; integrations cover Figma, Next.js, React, shadcn/ui, Tailwind, and Strapi.
How does Reweb differ from v0 and Framer?
v0 has stronger native code quality and stack alignment but is generation-focused; Framer bundles design and publishing but makes clean code export difficult. Reweb focuses on generation plus visual editing plus lock-in-free export, better suited to users starting from existing designs who want maintainable code.
Why does Reweb's pricing show an 'early bird discount'?
The pricing page lists Pro at $20 (with $25 struck through) and Team at $30 (with $35 struck through) labeled Early Bird, but the page shows no deadline; Wayback snapshots show Pro's actual price was long $12 and never $25, so the anchor pricing is questionable.
Which company operates Reweb?
The operating entity cannot be verified. The site nowhere lists a legal company name, registration number, or office address; the terms refer only to Reweb (The Company), and the only contact is the email mattia@reweb.so. The verifiable public founder is Italian developer Mattia Pomelli.
Does Reweb have a refund policy?
The pricing page FAQ mentions no refund policy at all. Its terms of service also contain an extremely broad waiver clause requiring users to promise not to bring claims about matters predating the effective date, with use of the product treated as implied consent.
Are Reweb's third-party reviews reliable?
Reliability is limited. G2, Capterra, and Trustpilot have no listings, Slashdot and SourceForge show no reviews, and Product Hunt's 5.0 rating rests on only about 4 reviews — a tiny sample. Its reputation relies heavily on official claims and the founder's social presence.
Is Reweb's website still operating normally?
The site is alive. The reweb.so domain was registered on 2024-06-20 and renewed through 2027; both the main site and the legacy v1.reweb.so return 200, with third-party monitoring showing 99.58% availability over the past 30 days. The main site has shifted from a Next.js visual builder toward a more generalized AI UI design tool.