Updates

Our twelfth Font Drop™ introduces Rena, Tecnica, TASA Orbiter, and Hikasami to the Open Source category of our Font Picker. These new fonts are now available and perfect for kickstarting your next template or website. Find an overview of all additions below.

• Rena by Eli Heuer

• Tecnica by Davide Piscitelli

• TASA Orbiter by Local Remote

• Hikasami by Nikita Kononenko

Comments in Framer got an update. You can now easily tag your team members and project collaborators using @-mentions. Alongside mentions, we reworked the entire commenting feature. You find a cleaner, more intuitive interface with improved pins, a new panel design, streamlined comment actions, and redesigned emails. Enjoy collaborating with your team!

Introducing On-Page Editing. A powerful new way to update Framer sites, right in the browser. This major release makes it possible for anyone on your team, whether designer, developer, marketer, or editor, to make content updates directly from the live site. From static pages to CMS content, every editable element is just a click away. Simply enter edit mode, and you’ll see blue outlines around all editable text, images, and components. Then click to type, swap assets, and adjust variables inside components. Rich text fields unlock advanced formatting and embeds. You can also create entire new CMS pages in a few clicks, and all changes sync instantly to the Framer project, keeping everyone aligned. Once done, site collaborators get notified to review the changes, maintaining full control over what gets published. With On-Page Editing, the entire team can contribute to the site, no design experience needed. Just open the site and click Edit. Want to dive deeper into On-Page Editing? This help article covers everything you need to know.

We’re introducing new Context Menu APIs designed to make it easier for plugin developers to create consistent, native-feeling menus. You can now leverage Framer’s built-in menu system directly in your plugins, instead of building context menus from scratch. Create menus for the plugin header or display context menus wherever you need them in your plugin interface.

To improve user control, all plugins that handle authentication must now include a header menu offering a logout option. This ensures users can easily manage their authentication status and maintain full control over their connected accounts directly from within the plugin interface.

Introducing the Code File APIs—a big leap forward for the Framer plugin ecosystem. Plugins can now read, edit, and manage code files like Components and Overrides. We’re launching the APIs alongside Code Versions, a plugin that showcases what’s possible: browse, preview, and restore previous versions of your code. We hope this update sparks your creativity and inspires you to build even more powerful plugins. Find all details about the new APIs in the Developer Docs.

We’ve redesigned the Versions view—both on the canvas and in settings. Alongside a fresh new look, you can now see what changed in each published version. This makes it easier to compare updates. With Versions on the canvas, you can see how your site has evolved over time, and in settings, you can review changes and choose which version you’d like to deploy to your live site.

• In settings: Open up your site settings and open the Staging & Versions tab

• On the canvas: ⇧ + ⌘ + H or ⌘ + K and search for “Version History”