Framer 3.0 - With Agents, Branching, Community, and an all-new design
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Agents bring AI to the canvas to help you design, write, analyze, and organize your sites. We’re also launching Branching, a new way for teams to explore ideas before they go live, and unveiling the new Framer Community, where creators can share and earn. Together, these launches change how teams create, maintain, and scale websites. We think you’ll love it.
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Stunning update! Regarding the AI agents assisting with copy writing on the canvas—can we train the agent on an uploaded brand style guide or specific company voice data, or is it relying on standard, generic prompts for text generation?
So happy to see Framer launch their new version. Developers may feel differently, but as a designer, Framer is just so delightful and easy to use. Sure, there's a slight learning curve, but its overall UI and functionality is very similar to Figma, so once you get into it, it will start to click. In comparison, Webflow feels like using Geocities (reference for fellow elder millennials). Can't wait to start testing out and integrating the AI features into my sites.
congrats on the launch. branching is the feature i didn't know i needed until now. letting teams explore without touching prod is the kind of thing that quietly unblocks a lot of back-and-forth. excited to see where the agent stuff goes inside the canvas.
The Branching feature is a game-changer. We're a small nonprofit team building our donor-facing platform and being able to try different page layouts without risking the live site is exactly what scrappy teams need. Congrats on the launch.
ReplyMind
Big congrats! Framer keeps raising the bar. Love how it makes design + dev feel effortless. Excited to see where the team takes it next!
Humalike
Congrats on the launch! How do you plan to handle feedback with the activity rise these days?
As someone who designs in Framer regularly, the AI has been incredible. The screenshot understanding is genuinely useful, and I was surprised by how well it creates components and maintains structure instead of generating one-off layouts.
I'm curious moving forward: do you see the AI evolving into more of an agent that can analyze an entire website, understand the existing design system and brand guidelines, and then generate new pages and components that are fully consistent with that system?
Congrats on the launch. The part I like most is that the agent works directly on the canvas while still leaving the changes visible and editable.
As a solo founder, that matters a lot. I want help moving faster on landing page ideas, but I still want to understand and control what changed before publishing.
The agent/workflow angle in Framer AI Agents is interesting. One thing I’d love to understand is how you handle handoff when the automation is not confident — do users get a clear review step before changes go live?