Great plugins solve real problems, provide a polished experience, and continue delivering value over time. While these recommendations are not requirements, they can help improve quality, discoverability, and trust in the Framer Community. Use this checklist as a reference while building, publishing, and maintaining your plugin.

General

A strong plugin solves a clear problem, delivers on its promise, and provides a reliable experience.

• The plugin solves a clear user need.

• The plugin delivers the functionality described in its listing.

• Setup, usage, and troubleshooting documentation are available.

• External dependencies are limited to those that are necessary.

• Authentication-based plugins provide a logout option through a header menu.

• The plugin is actively maintained as Framer evolves.

Performance

Fast and reliable plugins create a better experience for users.

• The plugin loads quickly.

• Network requests are minimized.

• Common workflows and edge cases have been tested.

• Loading, empty, and error states are handled gracefully.

• CPU and memory usage remain reasonable.

• The plugin remains responsive during common tasks.

Usability and design

Simple, intuitive experiences are easier to learn and use.

• The interface is clean and easy to understand.

• Light and dark mode are supported.

• Labels, controls, and interactions are consistent.

• Assets and icons are high quality.

• The plugin UI is written in English.

• The experience aligns with Framer’s design language where appropriate.

Safety and security

Users should understand how your plugin works and feel confident using it.

• The plugin only requests permissions that are necessary.

• Authentication flows are clear and reversible.

• External services are secure and transparent.

• User privacy and applicable regulations are respected.

• User data is handled responsibly.

• The codebase is clean, maintainable, and secure.

Legal

Creators are responsible for ensuring their plugins comply with applicable laws and licensing requirements.

• All assets, code, and content are properly licensed or owned by the creator.

• Relevant open-source licenses are followed.

• Attribution is provided where required.

• Pricing, account requirements, and external services are clearly communicated.

Marketplace

Your marketplace listing should accurately represent your plugin and set clear expectations.

• The listing accurately represents the plugin.

• Authentication requirements are clearly disclosed.

• Primary use cases and unique features are clearly explained.

• Pricing details are accurate and up to date.

• Paid plugins display pricing in USD ($).

• Marketing claims are accurate and not misleading.

Thumbnails

A strong thumbnail helps users quickly understand what your plugin does.

• The thumbnail clearly shows the plugin or its interface.

• The visual is simple, focused, and easy to understand.

• Unnecessary text and decorative elements are avoided.

• Assets are sharp and high quality.

• The thumbnail accurately represents the plugin experience.

Support

Supporting your plugin helps build trust with users over time.

• Available support options are clearly explained.

• Documentation is complete and up to date.

• Setup requirements and limitations are documented.

• Users know where to get help if they encounter issues.

• The plugin is maintained and updated as Framer evolves.