AI code components in Webflow @Webflow

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Build a fully interactive React web app in Webflow—just from a prompt.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use AI code components in Webflow to generate a real, functional app (an EQ ear training quiz) using React under the hood. We walk through prompting, generating, testing, refining, and publishing—plus when to use native components vs AI vs DevLink.

You’ll learn how to:

Generate a working app from a single prompt
Customize behavior with follow-up prompts
Add component properties (like quiz length)
Improve UX with small tweaks (like audio fade-ins)
Decide when AI components are the right tool

If you’ve ever wanted to build interactive, stateful experiences in Webflow—this is where it starts.

Index
00:00 — What Are AI Code Components?
00:09 — The App We’re Building (Ear Training Quiz)
01:15 — Limitations & Requirements
02:05 — Generating a Component with AI
04:32 — Testing the App (First Run)
05:30 — Fixing UX with Prompts (Audio Tweaks)
07:02 — Adding Custom Properties
08:15 — Using the Component on a Page
09:33 — Native vs AI vs DevLink (When to Use Each)
10:49 — Final Thoughts & learn more
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