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Using Plugins

Learn how plugins enhance your design workflow and how to find and open them in Framer.

Plugins in Framer are third-party tools that expand what you can do with the app. They let you automate tasks, customize your workflow, and connect Framer with other services — all without leaving your project.

Finding new Plugins

You can browse and discover plugins in two ways:

  • In the Framer Marketplace: Explore all available plugins with details and previews.

  • From within Framer: Open the Plugins menu to browse featured and recent plugins or search for something specific.

Screenshot of Framer's Plugins menu showing a dark interface with a search bar at the top, followed by a Plugins section listing Browse All, Workshop, Google Sheets, and Dither options, and a Project section with Create Web Page, Create Component, and Publish Website options. A toolbar with various icons and 100% zoom control appears at the bottom.

Opening a Plugin

Framer plugins don’t require installation. You can open and use them instantly in any project.

If you want to browse Plugins from the Marketplace:

  1. Go to the plugin’s detail page.

  2. Click Open Plugin.

  3. Choose the project where you want to use it.

Screenshot of the Framer Plugins Marketplace showing the Workshop plugin detail page. The Workshop plugin features an AI-powered assistant that generates custom Framer Components from text descriptions without coding. The page displays an 'Open Plugin' button, and shows that Workshop was created by Framer, last updated 3 weeks ago, is free to use, and has 67,799 users. A preview of the Workshop plugin interface is shown at the bottom of the screen.

If you want to browse Plugins from inside Framer:

  1. Click the Plugins button in the bottom bar.

  2. Search or browse to find a plugin.

  3. Press Enter or click a plugin to open it.

A dark-themed Framer plugins menu displaying a search bar at the top with placeholder text "Search Plugins..." and a back arrow. Below is a "Featured" section listing eight plugins with their icons: Workshop (marked "to Launch"), Google Sheets, Dither, CMS Export, Renamer, ASCII, Notion, and Search Console. At the bottom of the interface is a toolbar with various tool icons and a zoom level indicator showing "100%".

Creating your own Plugins

If you want to create something custom, head to the Developer Documentation for step-by-step guides on creating and publishing your own plugins.

If you have questions about plugins or run into an issue, reach out to us at creators@framer.com — we’re happy to help.

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