Page titles, descriptions, & URLs
In this Framer tutorial, you will learn Page titles, descriptions, & URLs. We explain a practical workflow, highlight the key settings that affect the result, and show how to apply the technique on real pages for cleaner UX and better site performance.
How do I update the page title, description, and URL in Framer?
To update your page title, description, and URL in Framer, go to the pages panel on the left, hover over the page name, and click the ellipsis. Choose ’Settings’ to open the page settings. At the top, you’ll see fields for the title, description, and URL. Update each field as needed. Framer provides a preview of how these will appear in search results. You can also rename the page from the pages panel, which will automatically update the URL field.
What are best practices for writing effective page titles and descriptions in Framer?
For page titles, make sure they are clear, relevant, and aim for around 60 characters or less (as search engines display titles based on pixel width). Include a main keyword or phrase that makes it obvious what the page is about. Ensure every page has a unique title. For descriptions, keep them to one or two sentences, include relevant keywords naturally, and give users a compelling, action-oriented reason to click your link in search results. Avoid vague language and instead provide a clear summary of what the page offers, ensuring each description is unique
How does Framer handle URLs, and can I customize them?
Framer automatically creates URLs based on page titles, using hyphens between words and making all letters lowercase. This makes URLs easier to read and index. You can customize the URL by updating the URL field in the page settings or by renaming the page in the pages panel. Both methods are connected, so changing one will update the other.
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