Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Two paths, one destination: reusable code components on your Webflow canvas. In this video, Stefan builds a 3D particle text effect with Claude on his local machine (pushing it to Webflow via the CLI) and then shows off Webflow's new AI code components, which lets you generate fully configurable React components from a single prompt, right inside the component canvas.
No terminal, no setup, no code experience required.
What you'll see:
- Turning an existing React component into a shareable Webflow code component with Claude + the Webflow developer docs
- Publishing a library with npx webflow library share and dropping it onto the canvas
- Prompting a brand new FAQ accordion directly in Webflow with AI code components — aligned to an existing design system
- Real examples of what people are already building with AI code components: pricing calculators, multi-step forms, and interactive location finders
If custom React in Webflow always felt out of reach, this is your way in.
Code components docs: developers.webflow.com/code-components/introduction
AI code components: webflow.com/feature/code-components
00:00 Webflow code components intro
00:33 Building 3D React text
01:22 Bringing it into Webflow
03:34 Publishing the library
04:07 Using the component In Webflow
04:42 No terminal needed
04:56 Prompting an FAQ accordion
06:21 Editing and configuring
07:00 More AI code component examples
07:35 Wrap up and next steps
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Get started with Webflow: wfl.io/2r7cVUW
Join the Webflow Community: webflow.com/community
webflow.com
university.webflow.com
https://x.com/webflow
instagram.com/webflow
tiktok.com/@webflow
facebook.com/webflow
Two paths, one destination: reusable code components on your Webflow canvas. In this video, Stefan builds a 3D particle text effect with Claude on his local machine (pushing it to Webflow via the CLI) and then shows off Webflow's new AI code components, which lets you generate fully configurable React components from a single prompt, right inside the component canvas.
No terminal, no setup, no code experience required.
What you'll see:
- Turning an existing React component into a shareable Webflow code component with Claude + the Webflow developer docs
- Publishing a library with npx webflow library share and dropping it onto the canvas
- Prompting a brand new FAQ accordion directly in Webflow with AI code components — aligned to an existing design system
- Real examples of what people are already building with AI code components: pricing calculators, multi-step forms, and interactive location finders
If custom React in Webflow always felt out of reach, this is your way in.
Code components docs: developers.webflow.com/code-components/introduction
AI code components: webflow.com/feature/code-components
00:00 Webflow code components intro
00:33 Building 3D React text
01:22 Bringing it into Webflow
03:34 Publishing the library
04:07 Using the component In Webflow
04:42 No terminal needed
04:56 Prompting an FAQ accordion
06:21 Editing and configuring
07:00 More AI code component examples
07:35 Wrap up and next steps
----------
Get started with Webflow: wfl.io/2r7cVUW
Join the Webflow Community: webflow.com/community
webflow.com
university.webflow.com
https://x.com/webflow
instagram.com/webflow
tiktok.com/@webflow
facebook.com/webflow
