Feature Requests

It would be super useful to have support for variables, similar to what Figma offers. Being able to attach specified values to things like padding, gap, or basically anywhere that allows a numerical input would enable a lot of systematic structure that's currently not natively possible. It could work similarly to how text style sizing works, where its possible to define a size based on the breakpoint. Variables could allow for a layer of abstraction in defining consistent system-wide values, such as "padding-large" being set to 128px on desktop and 64px on mobile, for example. This would make updating values across all pages much easier.

When a collaborator makes edits via the on-page editor, site owners receive an email notification but have no way to see what was actually changed. There's no change log UI and the email contains no detail about the edit itself. The request is to add a change history/diff view for on-page editor edits. Ideally accessible both from the email notification (e.g. a "View changes" link) and from within the Framer dashboard. The diff should show what content was changed, where (which page/section), and by whom.

Add media library functionality specifically for docs/pdfs.

Add an option to use whether a vector is set as a CMS condition, filter, or variable. Currently, this creates a lot of redundant manual toggles whose only purpose is to check whether an icon or vector has been added to a CMS item.

For marketing, it's helpful to have a template page that you can duplicate for different funnels. I like to use #scroll-sections so that a button (such as Learn more) can scroll down to a particular portion of the page. Problem: if I have a page www.example.com/page1 and set an element's Link To to just #scroll-section , it actually links to www.example.com/#scroll-section . This is counterintuitive, because the expected behavior is that it should go to www.example.com/page1#scroll-section . This means I have to instead use absolute links. But that means that when I duplicate the page, I have to re-do all the absolute links based on the new page's URL, which is very cumbersome. Proposed solution: if someone does not set an absolute Link To path (e.g. they don't set the page, they just type this into the URL field: #scroll-section ), then Framer should have that link stay on the current page. Benefit: +More intuitive behavior +When duplicating a webpage, all the locally referenced scroll section links remain in tact.

In Google Docs and Word, it's easy to find all instances of a text (word, punctuation, etc.) and instantly replace in the document. That same functionality would be extremely helpful to replace words or punctuation marks across the entire site (all pages, even CMS!), especially from AI formatting. Attached is me pointing out straight apostrophes that I'd like to make curly, for instance.

Currently, my own website receives 5-10 spam emails a day, as do my clients website. These are just emails containing random strings of text. Framer tell me that people are doing this manually. I do not think so It would be easy enough to fix Add validation checks to fields. If there are too many consecutive consonants, capitals midway through a name as just two simple flags, then that email should not send. Clients are complaining that they are receiving these spam emails and it makes me as a Framer creator look unprofessional. Please spend half a day to sort this out!

An ability to hide (or change component variant) when a CMS Dynamic Filter option have no results. That is useful when a dynamic filtering have a lot of options so the options list can be clearer for the user.

I use and purchase so many components available on framer and have no way of effectively archiving them for my own easy reference. Everything I want to use a component I have to either search and find it again or go to a project that I have once used it in a pull it that way. There needs to be a way to save or favourite components you find and like during discovery for easy access when you’d like to use later.