Generation, layout, and styling with Framer Agents
You'll learn how to direct agents with the context tool and @mentions, rebuild UI from a screenshot, branch for large responsive edits, clean up unbound text styles, and theme a site for light and dark mode. Because agents handle the tedious, repetitive work across an entire project at once, you can focus on the creative decisions instead of tweaking layers one at a time.
What can Framer Agents help me design?
Framer Agents can help generate sections, rebuild UI from screenshots, refine layout, adjust styling, create animations, and apply broader themes across a project while keeping everything editable on the canvas.
How should I give an agent context?
Use the context tool, @mentions, selected layers, screenshots, and clear instructions about the outcome you want. The more relevant project context you provide, the better the agent can match your structure and style.
Can agents help with responsive layouts?
Yes. Agents are especially useful for repetitive responsive work, like adapting spacing, layouts, typography, and section structure across breakpoints while you review and steer the final result.
What should I not expect an agent to decide for me?
Agents can suggest and execute design changes, but you should still decide the creative direction, content priorities, brand fit, and whether the final page feels right for your audience.
What is the best way to review agent changes?
Review the work section by section. Check the structure, spacing, typography, responsive behavior, links, and whether the agent preserved the parts of the project that were already working well.
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