Fit Text is great until the text needs to come from somewhere else.
In Framer, native fit text does not work with text variables, which means no proper CMS-connected headlines, labels, or changing display text. Better Fit Text fills that gap with an optical fit text component built for editable, variable, and CMS-driven layouts.
It also handles the annoying part of display type: fonts do not always stay inside the box they visually appear to fit. Some letters push past the right edge, forcing padding tricks and manual fixes. Better Fit Text fits from the visible ink bounds, so large text can fill its frame more cleanly across different fonts and values.
Built for hero titles, poster layouts, CMS headlines, editorial labels, and bold type systems that should stay live inside Framer.
CMS-ready fitting
Use text variables or CMS-connected fields, so large display text stays editable instead of being turned into static images.
Optical ink bounds
The fit follows the visible text shape, helping avoid the right-edge overflow that can happen when font boxes lie.
Less padding trickery
Better Fit Text is made for layouts where the text should fill the frame without constant manual padding fixes per font or value.
Accessible by default
Choose semantic tags for real headings or labels, with an aria-hidden option when the fitted text is decorative or repeated elsewhere.
Good fit: CMS headlines, hero titles, poster blocks, and variable display text that needs to fill its frame.
Wrong fit: paragraphs, rich text systems, or typography that should be manually art-directed line by line.
Questions about setup, product, or licensing: alexandre@mash.supply
Fit Text is great until the text needs to come from somewhere else.
In Framer, native fit text does not work with text variables, which means no proper CMS-connected headlines, labels, or changing display text. Better Fit Text fills that gap with an optical fit text component built for editable, variable, and CMS-driven layouts.
It also handles the annoying part of display type: fonts do not always stay inside the box they visually appear to fit. Some letters push past the right edge, forcing padding tricks and manual fixes. Better Fit Text fits from the visible ink bounds, so large text can fill its frame more cleanly across different fonts and values.
Built for hero titles, poster layouts, CMS headlines, editorial labels, and bold type systems that should stay live inside Framer.
CMS-ready fitting
Use text variables or CMS-connected fields, so large display text stays editable instead of being turned into static images.
Optical ink bounds
The fit follows the visible text shape, helping avoid the right-edge overflow that can happen when font boxes lie.
Less padding trickery
Better Fit Text is made for layouts where the text should fill the frame without constant manual padding fixes per font or value.
Accessible by default
Choose semantic tags for real headings or labels, with an aria-hidden option when the fitted text is decorative or repeated elsewhere.
Good fit: CMS headlines, hero titles, poster blocks, and variable display text that needs to fill its frame.
Wrong fit: paragraphs, rich text systems, or typography that should be manually art-directed line by line.
Questions about setup, product, or licensing: alexandre@mash.supply
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