Framer Release Notes

Fable 5 is now available in Framer. It’s the most proactive model we’ve tested. It goes beyond the brief, setting up styles and reusing elements across your site. When designing from scratch, first results are polished, with thoughtful finishing touches. It handles creative work like shaders and subtle animations noticeably better than models like Opus or Sonnet. In our latest evals, Fable 5 scored 83% overall, clearing Opus 4.8 at 77%, and led every model on design at 81%. At 2× the credit usage of GPT 5.5, Fable lands around 3.3× Sonnet 5. Now live in the agent model picker.

Sonnet 5 is now available in Framer.

Our early use shows it’s a stronger partner for original design work than Sonnet 4.6, especially around layout, visual direction, and editing alongside you. It asks sharper design questions, uses images more purposefully when the prompt calls for it, and is better at picking fonts and writing in a more considered way. Expect a little more upfront thinking than 4.6, but strong efficiency in practice: in our Framer evals, Sonnet 5 scored higher overall while costing less than Sonnet 4.6, with accuracy improving from 72% to 90%. It uses 0.6× the credits of GPT 5.5, with introductory pricing offering 33% off through August 31.

Today, we’re introducing Framer 3.0 with Agents, Branching, Community, and an all-new design. Agents bring AI to the canvas, and can design entire pages, iterate with you, make breakpoints, add effects, create components, write code, connect to the CMS, share site analytics, organize styles, and so much more. We’re also launching Branching, helping big teams iterate and safely adopt Agents. Finally, we’re launching an all-new Community for creators to share and earn. Watch the launch video to learn more, and watch the full event to see everything that’s new.

The Framer CMS has been completely redesigned to make managing large collections faster and more intuitive. The new table view introduces full inline editing across all cells, eliminating the need to open overlays for most changes, with support for multi-cell selection, bulk actions, and quick copy and paste. Statuses, toggles, references, images, icons, and colors can all be updated directly in place. Keyboard navigation has been re-engineered from the ground up. Columns can now be resized, reordered, and customized, giving full control over the layout. New filtering and search capabilities make it easier to find exactly what you need, and collections can now be organized into folders for better structure. Additionally, fields have been moved to a dedicated panel with a cleaner UI and more space to manage fields. See all additions and fixes below.

Added

• Added inline editing across all CMS table cells
• Added dedicated panel for managing fields
• Added multi-cell selection and bulk actions
• Added folder support to CMS collections
• Added filtering to items in the table view
• Added column resizing and reordering

Improved

• Improved rows multi-selection and bulk actions
• Improved search combining it with active filters
• Improved keyboard navigation across the CMS
• Improved field dividers with and without titles
• Improved the item overlay layout and fields
• Improved clarity of draft and live statuses
• Improved editing link fields in the overlay
• Improved field warnings across all fields
• Improved the menu to add new fields

Fixed

• Fixed slow bulk editing across multiple fields
• Fixed inconsistencies in editing media fields
• Fixed removing fields in use being too slow

The March Update brings a range of layout tool improvements and fixes. Sorting layers and images in Stacks feels much smoother, and you can now move items freely between Stacks. When you do, the original layout no longer collapses and instead displays a fixed placeholder. Moving images within any Stack or Grid is also noticeably faster. Grid tools have seen several updates as well and now include support for Bento layouts. Check out the video to learn more.

Added

• Added support for Bento Grid layouts
• Added support for freeform Stack sorting
• Added more reliable Stack placeholders

Improved

• Improved Layout menu with simpler Stack tool
• Improved searching of CMS pages on Canvas
• Improved dragging of images on the Canvas
• Improved A11Y of Date, now using <time>

Fixed

• Fixed layout collapses in nested Grids
• Fixed emojis not showing in Desktop app
• Fixed Grids and Masonry Grids collapsing
• Fixed sorting layers in Tickers being flashy
• Fixed images flashing when sorting in Grids
• Fixed images in Grids showing Fill but being Fit
• Fixed path handles breaking when using Shift
• Fixed close buttons of File inputs showing modal
• Fixed keeping query params with Dynamic Filters
• Fixed toolbar actions getting stuck in focus states
• Fixed the Preview showing up when not available
• Fixed the menu icon showing on any Component
• Fixed layout collapse when turning Stack to Grid
• Fixed copy and paste not working on Decoration

Introducing Auto Translate, our newest addition to Localization. This feature keeps your content in sync across all locales automatically, both when you add content in the Canvas and in the CMS. You can find it in locale settings where you’ll also find new AI controls. From there, choose a model or leave the Auto option selected. In this post you can read more about how the latest AI models performed in our translation benchmarks. Once you picked your preference, and the Auto Translate option is enabled, any new or updated content on the Canvas gets immediately translated across all enabled languages, and the same applies to CMS content like blog posts. This way, you can continue editing and publishing without worrying about missing translations. For teams that prefer more control, the Localization view now includes a Translate All action that updates all the locales of the project at once, or lets you manually pick only a subset of them. Additionally, you can now also translate specific layers directly from the Canvas by right clicking a layer and picking Translate Content, or you can do the same for specific pages in the panel. This update aims to save you countless of hours in translations without compromising on quality.

Today we're launching Static Files, a new way to serve files from your Framer domain at any path you choose.

Upload files for verification flows, manifests, and other assets, then add, edit, and organize them in one place, alongside the rest of the Advanced Hosting settings.

Files support a full lifecycle (create, update path, replace file, delete), with built-in safeguards like size limits, supported format checks, and path validation to help prevent conflicts.

If you were previously using redirect workarounds to point root paths to /.well-known/…, with static files, those will no longer be necessary.

Static Files is included in the Pro and the Scale Plan.

Learn more here.