July 9, 2026
How to spot a website built with Framer
Practical fingerprints for detecting Framer sites — scripts, asset hosts, and metadata signals we use in curation.
Curation at scale needs a reliable way to ask: was this site built with Framer?
We use a manual pipeline — scripts propose candidates; humans publish. Nothing auto-publishes to the gallery.
Common Framer fingerprints
- Asset hosts — HTML or network requests referencing `framerusercontent.com` or Framer CDN paths.
- Runtime scripts — Framer client bundles and hydration scripts in the document.
- Meta / generator hints — occasional generator or Framer-specific meta markers.
- DOM markers — attributes or global objects associated with Framer’s runtime (treat as soft signals).
What we do with signals
- Fetch the page and extract title, description, OG image, favicon
- Check the URL is live (dead sites are not promoted)
- Write a candidate JSON file for review
- Promote into MDX only after editorial approval
False positives happen. That’s why BuildinFramer stays curated.
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