Summer component drop! Subtle melt effect for text in Framer.
I design and develop websites, templates, and plugins with a strong focus on animation, design, and performance.
Framer featured my dotted icons! They're free, so go get them while they're hot.
Logo Blur Carousel for Framer.
A static logo row that swaps logos in place via a staggered vertical blur, avoiding horizontal scroll fatigue. Includes custom breakpoints, monochrome-to-color hover, and strict performance optimizations.
Free for now, will be paid next week :)
Just pushed my newest template live on the Framer marketplace! First launch on Framer 3.0.
I focused on clean typography and a highly adaptable structure so you can easily drop in your content and make it your own.
To make customization effortless, this template includes custom prompts specifically designed for the Framer Agent. Simply input the prompts to instantly generate tailored content and refine the layouts to match your brand's unique needs.
Got a favorite SaaS template on the marketplace?
I’m always on the lookout.
The only rule: You can't mention your own 😄 Drop your absolute favorite from another creator below.
Day 1 of posting my templates on social until the @Framer team thinks they're worthy of a feature on the marketplace.
Hey, what’s the best way to use MCP with Framer?
I use Cursor daily and recently started experimenting with the Framer MCP through the Claude extension in Cursor.
One thing I’m finding a bit clunky is having to remind Claude every session which Framer project I’m working on and what the project context is.
For those running multiple Framer projects, what’s worked best for you?
A separate MCP/database per Framer project with all project context stored there?
One master knowledge base with branches/namespaces per project?
Project-specific CLAUDE.md / rules files and a shared MCP backend?
Something else entirely?
Curious how others are handling project memory, context management, and switching between projects without constantly re-explaining things to the agent.
Hero update and thumbnail for Hillcrest Realtor Template
Lots of posts on X about earnings, but few about the reality of spending. I spend so much on templates, assets, and subscriptions. Looking at my yearly spend, some decisions were amazing and some... uuugh not so much.
About $10k down the drain that I'll never see again (not even counting all the vibe coding tools like Lovable) 💸
A quick thread of my biggest digital graveyard purchases. 🧵👇
Working on some new template images with Google Flow, and I have to say: it’s surprisingly great.
It’s free, easy to use, and the models are seriously impressive. Definitely worth trying if you’re creating image templates or experimenting with AI visuals.