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Where interfaces bloom into beautiful websites.
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From one sentence to a live site.
These four sites were built with Orlume earlier and are live at their own addresses. Pick one and look as closely as you like.
Say it in plain words.
No design vocabulary, no template to pick.
A landing page for a small-batch coffee roastery: warm, handmade, a little rough around the edges.
It designs before it codes.
A separate pass settles what leads, how the type is set and which button outranks the rest. Then it writes the React.
Actual size.
The page at full size. It follows the highlight. Drag it, or use the arrow keys, to look around.
And on a phone.
The same four pages at phone width. Check yours at desktop, tablet and phone before you publish.
Publish. It is live.
Pick a name and it is on the web at name.orlume.site. No hosting to set up.
Launch on web
Deploy your project to a public URL.
What Dream Mode builds.
Dream Mode builds an animated, custom bento grid with real hierarchy and an embedded product video in one click.
Bento grids with 1 click.
Switch on Dream and describe your idea. The grid comes back with cells of different sizes, and the biggest one goes to what matters most.
Product videos with 1 click.
The same switch adds a product video to the page: your interface in motion, a cursor clicking through the screens, like the one playing here. It is embedded where a placeholder would sit.
Four sites by Orlume.
The same four, running live. Each one was built with Orlume and published to its own orlume.site address. Open any of them.
The same-prompt test.
Most AI website builders write the code and treat design as a side effect. Orlume designs first. Give both the same prompt and check each line below.
Orlume
Two runs, two layouts
Run one prompt twice. Expect two structures, not one page with new words.
One clear first read
The design pass picks what leads, then sizes the rest to follow.
Type with real contrast
Display and body sizes are set far apart, so a heading reads as one at a glance.
Spacing with a rhythm
Gaps follow one scale and break on purpose where a section needs it.
Grids with a hierarchy
With Dream Mode on, the bento cell that matters most gets the most room.
Built for the brief
The sites in the showcase share a builder, not a look.
Code-first builders
Two runs, one skeleton
Same sections, same order, different words.
No clear first read
Every block carries the same weight.
Type that plays safe
Headings barely larger than body.
One gap everywhere
Every section gets the same padding.
Equal cards in a row
A grid, but no cell outranks another.
One look for every brief
The same gradient hero for any business.
Notes on AI and design.
EngineeringLovable vs Cursor (2026): Whats Best For Beginners
Lovable and Cursor accelerate different parts of software development: one helps turn product ideas into working app experiences, while the other supports code changes inside an existing repository. Compare their workflows, trade-offs, and security responsibilities, then use a practical framework to choose one—or combine them in a deliberate handoff.
Oct 16, 2026 · 14 min read
TutorialsHow to Make Websites With AI
Learn how to use AI to plan, generate, refine, test, and publish a website without treating a polished preview as proof that it works. This guide covers writing effective briefs, choosing the right workflow, safe data integration, responsive and accessibility checks, and production launch.
Oct 16, 2026 · 13 min read
TutorialsAI Slop Design: Why Generated Websites Looks the same
Why AI website generators repeatedly produce familiar layouts—and how next-token objectives, common web conventions, and code-first workflows create template gravity. Learn a practical repeated-generation test and why making design intent explicit before code can produce more meaningful structural variation.
Oct 15, 2026 · 10 min read
Questions about Orlume.
The things people ask before they start building. If yours is not here, the answer is probably yes.
Orlume is an AI website builder that designs before it writes code. You describe what you want, and it makes real design decisions about hierarchy, type scale, spacing and layout, then builds a production-ready React and Next.js site from them. No coding or design skills needed.
Most AI builders generate code and treat design as a side effect, which is why their output converges on the same centered hero, three feature cards and pricing table. Orlume runs a multi-agent pipeline: a design pass decides layout, typography, hierarchy and spacing first, and separate agents then write and check the code, so design is never a side effect of code generation. You can test any builder the same way: run one prompt twice and compare the two layouts.
Yes, you can build and publish without paying. The Free plan includes 10 message credits and builds with the standard engine. Paid plans start at $10 a month. They come with more credits, generate with the full design engine and add Think Mode, Dream Mode and image uploads. You can compare them on the pricing page.
Think Mode spends extra reasoning on design decisions before writing any code, covering hierarchy, brand personality and type contrast, for pages that need to be right rather than fast. Dream Mode builds an animated, custom bento grid with real hierarchy and an embedded product video in one click. Both modes are switches on the prompt box and are available on paid plans.
No. You describe the site in plain language and ask for changes the same way. If you do want the code, it is a full React and Next.js project that you own. Code download starts on the Personal plan.
Because the sites look designed rather than generated. Orlume decides hierarchy, typography and spacing before writing any code, so founders and small teams get a site that looks like a studio made it, without hiring one, and it is free to start.
Yes. Like Lovable and Bolt.new, Orlume turns a prompt into a working site, but it is built around design quality: Lovable focuses on full-stack apps with a database, Bolt.new on developers choosing their own framework, and Orlume on websites that have to look professionally designed.
Landing pages, portfolios, SaaS marketing sites, dashboards, e-commerce storefronts, and web apps. Orlume is strongest on anything judged visually, where design quality is the point.
Deployment is one click: press Publish in the workspace, pick a name, and the site is live at name.orlume.site with no hosting to set up. Until then each project runs as a working preview that you can check at desktop, tablet and phone widths.
Publishing gives every site its own orlume.site address. Custom domains are part of the Pro plan. You can also download the code, from the Personal plan up, and host it anywhere you like.
Still stuck? Email usBuild something that
doesn't look AI-made.
Describe the site you want. Watch it get designed, not just generated. Then publish it to its own orlume.site address.
- Free to start
- No card required
- Publish to a live URL
- You own the code