Framer, the website design platform loved by designers and trusted by brands like Perplexity, Miro, and Superhuman, unveiled a suite of powerful AI features that make it faster and easier than ever to design stunning, high-performance websites. Following a strong year of customer growth, the tools were created based on direct feedback with its loyal design community—boosting productivity, enhancing creativity, and removing barriers between ideas and execution.
We’ve been building a best-in-class web design platform, taking into account customer feedback on how AI can support productivity without taking away the ‘magic’ of building a site.
“We’ve been building a best-in-class web design platform, taking into account customer feedback on how AI can support productivity without taking away the ‘magic’ of building a site,” said Koen Bok, CEO and Founder, Framer. “We’re simplifying the journey from concept to live site, so ideas can take center stage.”
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Framer’s newest updates include four core features with two powered by AI, empowering designers on their journey from ideation to launch:
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Whether you’re a professional designer or building your first website, Framer’s AI tools make it easy to build custom, responsive sites with no code required. Unlike other platforms, Framer is making Wireframer, Workshop, and Vector features available to all users today with no Beta access needed. And enterprise customers can get started with Advanced Analytics immediately.
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