The Fullscreen Toggle UI component allows you to trigger native browser fullscreen mode directly from your Framer design.
Instead of relying on browser shortcuts that most users never use, fullscreen becomes a clear, intentional interaction built into your interface.
One click enters fullscreen.Click again to exit.
The behavior is predictable, smooth, and works across modern browsers and devices.
This component uses the browser’s native fullscreen API, ensuring:
Reliable fullscreen behavior
Smooth transitions
Compatibility with desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
Fullscreen feels integrated into the experience, not like a technical workaround.
Single button to enter fullscreen
Single button to exit fullscreen
No keyboard shortcuts required
Users always remain in control.
No external libraries
No heavy scripts
No setup complexity
Simply drag the component into your Framer canvas, adjust the properties, and publish.
You can style the fullscreen button to match your design system:
Icon color
Background color
Border color and width
Corner radius
Create anything from a minimal ghost button to a bold, high-contrast fullscreen action.
This component is especially useful for:
Portfolio websites
Photography and videography websites
Creative studio and agency sites
Product demos and showcases
Interactive storytelling layouts
Presentation-style landing pages
Any Framer website that benefits from a distraction-free, full-screen viewing experience.
The fullscreen toggle works consistently across:
Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
No additional configuration required.
This component uses the browser’s native fullscreen API, not a CSS-based simulation. This ensures better reliability and cross-device support.
Yes. The same button toggles fullscreen on and off, so users can exit at any time without keyboard shortcuts.
No. It is lightweight, has no external dependencies, and is designed to be performance-friendly.
Yes. You can fully customize icon color, background, border styling, and corner radius using Framer property controls.
Yes. The component supports fullscreen behavior on modern mobile browsers where fullscreen is allowed.
No. This is a drag-and-drop Framer component.
The Fullscreen Toggle UI component turns fullscreen into a deliberate design choice instead of a hidden browser feature. It’s a small addition that improves immersion, focus, and perceived polish in Framer websites.
Antony Raphy
