Design-to-production platform for modern websites — part Figma, part Webflow. AI generates complete page layouts from prompts, with strong animation controls, CMS, and one-click publishing. Raised $100M Series D at $2B valuation in August 2025. Best for design-forward landing pages and portfolios; less suited to large content-heavy sites.
Latest Updates
Framer's agent can now keep your rules, even after a template gets remixed
Skills lets a team write instructions once — how a component should behave, what has to stay consistent — and have Framer's agent apply them on every task after that, attached to the project so they survive being remixed into someone else's file. It's a real answer to the harder problem in agent-native design tools: holding onto judgment instead of re-deriving it every session.
Framer's CMS gets a List field, so repeating content isn't manual anymore
FAQs, product features, case-study steps: anything repeating used to mean duplicating fields by hand in Framer's CMS. The new List field type handles it natively. Not flashy, but it's the sort of fix that saves real time once you're maintaining an actual site, not just demoing one.
Framer's agent can now move in 3D
Framer's AI agent now has full 3D transform controls: rotate on any axis, perspective, origin, depth, backface. Whatever it builds stays fully selectable and editable on canvas afterward. Most canvas-to-code agents stop at flat UI — this one reaches into actual space.
Framer brings plugins back to the CMS with a dedicated sidebar view
Following the CMS 3.0 redesign, Framer has restored plugin support with a dedicated view in the CMS sidebar. Advanced sorting options combining primary and secondary rules are next on the roadmap.
Framer Logo Shaders turn SVGs and PNGs into animated 3D effects
Framer introduces Logo Shaders, a new shader type that lets you upload SVGs or PNGs and add dynamic Gradient and Glass effects with depth cues like Contour, Dispersion, and Bevel. Especially useful for teaser pages and launch heroes.
Design-to-production platform for modern websites — part Figma, part Webflow. AI generates complete page layouts from prompts, with strong animation controls, CMS, and one-click publishing. Raised $100M Series D at $2B valuation in August 2025. Best for design-forward landing pages and portfolios; less suited to large content-heavy sites.
Latest Updates
Framer's agent can now keep your rules, even after a template gets remixed
Skills lets a team write instructions once — how a component should behave, what has to stay consistent — and have Framer's agent apply them on every task after that, attached to the project so they survive being remixed into someone else's file. It's a real answer to the harder problem in agent-native design tools: holding onto judgment instead of re-deriving it every session.
Framer's CMS gets a List field, so repeating content isn't manual anymore
FAQs, product features, case-study steps: anything repeating used to mean duplicating fields by hand in Framer's CMS. The new List field type handles it natively. Not flashy, but it's the sort of fix that saves real time once you're maintaining an actual site, not just demoing one.
Framer's agent can now move in 3D
Framer's AI agent now has full 3D transform controls: rotate on any axis, perspective, origin, depth, backface. Whatever it builds stays fully selectable and editable on canvas afterward. Most canvas-to-code agents stop at flat UI — this one reaches into actual space.
Framer brings plugins back to the CMS with a dedicated sidebar view
Following the CMS 3.0 redesign, Framer has restored plugin support with a dedicated view in the CMS sidebar. Advanced sorting options combining primary and secondary rules are next on the roadmap.
Framer Logo Shaders turn SVGs and PNGs into animated 3D effects
Framer introduces Logo Shaders, a new shader type that lets you upload SVGs or PNGs and add dynamic Gradient and Glass effects with depth cues like Contour, Dispersion, and Bevel. Especially useful for teaser pages and launch heroes.