Publishing your Framer website

Publishing your website with Framer is quick and simple, requiring just a few steps.

How to publish

  1. Click the “Publish” button in the top right corner of the Framer editor.

  2. Your site will automatically generate a framer.app domain.

  3. If you prefer a custom domain, follow this guide to connect it.

Screenshot of a web publishing interface showing a dropdown for staging and production environments.

Staging & production

For sites on a PRO plan or higher with staging enabled:

  • Go to the “Staging” tab in the editor to publish your changes to a staging environment.

  • Once ready to go live, switch to the “Production” tab and press “Deploy Latest” to publish directly without accessing Settings.

Screenshot of a web publishing interface showing a dropdown for staging and production environments.

Review Changes

Before publishing, review your project modifications:

  • Click “View Changes” to see a list of edits and the profile image of the user who made them.

  • This step ensures you’re aware of all changes before your site goes live.

Site optimization

An optimized site ensures smooth performance. Look for the “Optimized” text:

  • Blue or purple: Your site is fully optimized.

  • Red: Adjustments are needed.

Click the red text to navigate to the problematic section, such as:

For complex issues, feel free to share a screenshot in our contact page.

FAQ

Lesson FAQ

  • How do I publish my site in Framer?

    Click the “Publish” button in the top right corner of the Framer editor. Your site will automatically generate a framer.app domain. If you prefer a custom domain, follow the guide to connect it.

  • What is the difference between staging and production environments in Framer?

    For sites on a PRO plan or higher with staging enabled, you can go to the “Staging” tab in the editor to publish your changes to a staging environment. Once ready to go live, switch to the “Production” tab and press “Deploy Latest” to publish directly without accessing Settings.

  • How can I check if my Framer site is optimized before publishing?

    Look for the “Optimized” text. If it is blue or purple, your site is fully optimized. If it is red, adjustments are needed. Click the red text to navigate to the problematic section, such as nested links or code errors.

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