These guidelines ensure tutorials are accurate, clear, and valuable. By submitting, you confirm your tutorial meets all listed standards.
What we offer creators, how the review process works, and what we ask in return.
Framer gives creators a lot: 100% of earnings, 50% of referral revenue, and access to a fast-growing, highly visible platform. No listing fees. We actively promote great work.
To maintain quality, all tutorials are reviewed manually. We often go back and forth with creators to refine things before publishing. The best work gets through.
If you’re rejected, read the feedback, revise, and resubmit. We’re here to help you build something successful — not just ship fast.
Share your own voice and experience.
Teach from your own skill and creative insight.
Focus on one concept, method, or approach.
Avoid repeating or reworking existing content.
Credit external sources or direct inspiration.
Make your tutorial clear, useful, and complete.
Explain one focused topic from start to finish.
Write in a clear, structured, and simple way.
Keep sections short with clear headings and flow.
Add screenshots, clips, or visuals that support it.
Ensure visuals stay relevant, sharp, and current.
Avoid filler, repetition, or off-topic content.
Organize everything for easy understanding.
Keep writing smooth, concise, and easy to read.
Follow a clear flow: intro, steps, and wrap-up.
Define technical terms briefly as they appear.
Label all sections clearly and consistently.
Make listings reflect your tutorial accurately.
Write a short, descriptive title and summary.
Add a concise intro explaining what users will learn.
Include a clean thumbnail that represents the topic.
Keep thumbnails minimal — no text, logos, or extras.
Keep tutorials relevant and trustworthy.
Ensure the tutorial is complete and accurate.
Focus on teaching, not advertising or promotion.
Add external links only when they add value.
Review AI-generated content before publishing.
Maintain your tutorial and engage with learners.
Respond to feedback and questions quickly.
Keep your tutorial updated as Framer evolves.
Replace outdated visuals, UI references, or links.
Ensure all external media stays live and accessible.
Double check these before heading to the Creators Dashboard to start the process.
Ensure your tutorial is polished, educational, and ready to publish.
Confirm your tutorial meets every listed requirement.
Proofread for clarity, grammar, and accuracy.
Verify your title, summary, and thumbnail.
Tutorials are usually rejected for missing core requirements or lacking originality. Make sure to review the list above carefully before submitting.
Read through the feedback carefully and revisit the requirements to see what you may have missed. It can also help to look at published tutorials to understand the level of clarity, structure, and originality we expect.
Yes. We’ll let you know if your submission doesn’t meet the bar. While we aim to offer feedback, we can’t guarantee notes on every rejection, especially when multiple fundamentals are missing.