Framer AI

Framer AI works like a chat window sitting on top of a real design canvas. You describe the website, page or change you want, and Framer's agent builds editable pages, sections, copy and visuals directly inside your project. The demo shows exactly that kind of request: "Change the hero to a vertical stack layout, then replace the hero image with the image attached." The output isn't a screenshot or a locked template. It's actual layers on the canvas, so you can keep prompting or grab the mouse and take over whenever the agent gets it wrong.

Under the hood, you pick which model does the work. Framer lists three featured models: Petal 3.1 ("builds and ships"), Ember 4.7 ("fast and efficient") and Horizon 2.1 ("for complex work"). The agent isn't limited to layout. It can create CMS collections and populate content, and it can write custom code components when you describe an interaction or live feature, like the ImageSlider shown on the page. Those components stay connected to your design system, so they don't arrive as orphaned snippets you have to wire up by hand. For developers there's also a documented layer of Plugins, a Server API, Fetch, code Components and Overrides.

The pitch is "Create with AI. Stay in control from canvas to publish," and that's the honest summary. This is a website builder for designers and teams that happens to have a capable agent, not a one-shot site generator that hands you a finished product and walks away. Everything runs on AI credits: 500 to try on the free plan, 1,000 per month on Basic at $10, and 3,000 per month on Pro at $30, with higher credit options on both paid tiers. If you already like working visually and want the boring parts done faster, it's a strong fit. If you want to never touch a canvas, you'll still end up there.