Feature Requests

Mutiny syncs site content into Framer as native layers so customers can continue editing generated pages inside Framer. Our synced CMS payload includes complete typography metadata, including custom font families, weights, styles, sizes, line heights, and colors. Customers can upload those same custom font files into their Framer project, but the plugin API does not expose or accept those uploaded fonts when creating text styles or setting text node attributes. This blocks visual parity for Mutiny-to-Framer sync. Even when fontFamily: "Affix Trial Regular" is present in the CMS entry and the font has been uploaded into the Framer project, the plugin cannot resolve it via getFont/getFonts, and Framer drops optimistic fontFamily/fontWeight/fontStyle or family/weight/style attributes. As a result, generated Framer layers lose the customer’s brand typography and require manual font correction after every sync.

Framer's layout flexibility makes it easy for non-technical designers to build sites that score poorly on Cumulative Layout Shift without realizing it. When CLS gets flagged, it's hard to know which elements are causing it or what to fix. It would be great to have an AI tool inside Framer that scans a page, points at the specific elements causing layout shift, explains why in plain language, and suggests fixes. Workshop AI is already in the product, so this feels like a natural extension.

Hi Framer Team, I absolute love the Figma to Framer plugin, but there is one missing workflow feature that would be a total game-changer for product designers. Currently, we have to copy the Desktop layout and manually rebuild the mobile responsiveness (changing stack directions, paddings, etc.) inside Framer. However, many designers (including myself) already design both Desktop and Mobile in Figma using 100% identical layer names and hierarchy, where only styles and stack directions differ. The Proposal: It would be amazing to have a "Paste to Map Breakpoint" or "Paste as Responsive Variant" feature on the canvas level. Workflow: Copy Desktop from Figma → Paste to Framer Canvas. Copy Mobile from Figma → Right-click on the Framer Mobile Breakpoint → Select "Paste and Map Styles". Framer checks the identical layer names and automatically applies the Mobile layout properties as overrides to the existing DOM structure, instead of creating duplicate code. This would drastically speed up the migration from Figma to Framer and remove the tedious task of re-aligning stacks for mobile layouts. Would love to hear your thoughts on this!

Plugins currently can't read font size from TextNodes that don't have an inline text style assigned. This blocks typography-related plugins from working with the majority of text in real projects. What I tested (framer-plugin@3.10.3): node.fontSize returns undefined node.font only contains {family, weight, style, selector}, no size node.inlineTextStyle is null when no style is assigned node.getHTML() throws "ee: Invalid method: INTERNAL_getHTMLForNode" node.getText() returns plain text only Full serialized node has no size field anywhere For text with a style, size is readable via inlineTextStyle.fontSize. But for unstyled text, which is most text in typical projects, there's no path. Why it matters: Typography plugins need this to help users detect, audit, and convert unstyled text into proper text styles. Without size access, plugins can only work with text that's already styled, which defeats the main use case.

Currently, Framer serves uploaded assets using hashed CDN filenames, which exposes technical file names to end users when downloading PDFs or brochures. Example: Current: Xa3sefKju9k27aKwPKPokesAmo.pdf Desired: Company-Brochure.pdf This is especially important for: Real estate brochures Investment decks Media kits Press kits Lead magnets Client-facing downloadable assets It would be great to have: a custom "Download Filename" field in the Download component or asset settings to define the downloadable filename This would improve branding, professionalism, and user experience for downloadable resources.

When you duplicate a project, all the custom overrides are still tied to the initial project and any edits made in the initial project’s override affects the other project that references it. It would be nice if all the assets are also duplicated/carried over into the new project.

Hi Framer team, We're building a production site with 50+ pages in Framer and encountered an issue with mobile responsiveness. The Problem: Framer automatically injects a minimal viewport meta tag: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width"> This lacks critical attributes for proper mobile rendering: initial-scale=1.0 — prevents auto-zoom on mobile viewport-fit=cover — handles notch/safe areas on newer devices The Impact: On real iPhones, pages render tiny because the browser defaults to auto-zoom when initial-scale is missing. This breaks the mobile experience despite having responsive components in place. Current Workaround Attempts: Custom Code injection — doesn't work (meta tag is parsed before JS runs) No UI setting to configure viewport meta Our Request: Could you either: Expose viewport meta configuration in Site Settings > General or Site Settings > SEO? Update the default viewport tag to include standard attributes: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, viewport-fit=cover"> Clarify if there's a supported way to override this tag? This would unblock responsive design for production sites.

Zapier “Catch Hook” is locked behind paid Zapier plans. That means a lot of our clients can’t set up basic form automations on a free Zapier plan, and they end up paying just to route a Framer form submission somewhere (CRM, email list, Slack, Notion, Sheets, etc.). For a product at Framer’s size and scale, Zapier is a very common integration expectation. A native Zapier app / integration would remove the “paywall to integrate” problem and make Framer Forms dramatically more useful for client work.

Add zapier integrations and form automations like when a form is summited it sents a email to that person and add more cms in the basic plan and the pro at least 100 - 150

Visualize where users click/tap on a published site Show scroll depth across all breakpoints Display interaction hotspots