Feature Requests

Hi Framer Team 👋 First, thank you for building such a powerful platform. I’ve been learning Framer mostly through visual tools like Framer University (huge shoutout to Nandi 🙌), and I use the Scroll Transform panel often in my designs. One limitation I’ve noticed is that the panel currently supports only properties like position, scale, and opacity — but not CSS filter styles such as: blur() brightness() contrast() grayscale() These effects are essential for creating more advanced, polished scroll animations — for example, soft blurs behind content, brightness changes to shift mood, or contrast fades. Right now, it’s only possible through useScroll and useTransform in code, which is great, but not accessible to non-coders or new users who rely on Framer’s visual UI. Adding filter control to the Scroll Transform panel would unlock a huge amount of creative potential — without requiring React knowledge. Even a small set of filter sliders would make a big difference. Thank you for considering this — and for always improving Framer for creators of all levels! — Ashar

Ability to publish specific CMS items and standalone pages (instead of the whole site)

I'd like a toggle or similar in the UI to hide selected elements from screen readers. Right now I'm leaving Aria Label blank and setting Tab Index to -1 which is alright, but I think a switch/toggle would be better.

Hi Framer team, As a creative director and brand strategist, I often deliver sensitive film and campaign material to clients through Framer pages. However, the current password protection options are limited and don’t yet support real-world delivery needs. I’d love to request two urgently needed features: 1. Custom password protection per page — the ability to set a unique password for each delivery or client page (e.g. /client-x-delivery, /film-review-today), not just a global site password. 2. A clean default password page — something native and styled to match the site, so I don’t have to hack my way through overlays or hidden states. Right now, the available workarounds are clunky and insecure. I want to keep delivering high-end content on Framer, but this is becoming a blocker for my workflow. To be transparent: If this feature isn’t on the near-term roadmap, I’ll have to move to other platforms like Squarespace or Webflow — even though I love Framer’s flow, look and feel. Please let me know if this is being worked on or how I can help prioritize it. Happy to share specific use cases or jump on a call. Thanks so much, Marc Archwork

Allow users to password protect individual pages, rather than entire sites.

Being able to upload files, directly from Framer's form builder.

Users mention a need for a truly admin-only role.