Hey everyone! 👋 Recently, while building my latest Framer template, I hit a roadblock. I wanted ...

Hey everyone! 👋 Recently, while building my latest Framer template, I hit a roadblock. I wanted ...Hey everyone! 👋 Recently, while building my latest Framer template, I hit a roadblock. I wanted ...

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Tamer Pixels

• 17h

Hey everyone! 👋

Recently, while building my latest Framer template, I hit a roadblock. I wanted a beautiful, cinematic text filling reveal on scroll, but all the great components out there had licenses that blocked them from being used in commercial templates.

Instead of compromising the design, I decided to build my own from scratch.

I made sure it feels incredibly smooth and is super easy to use. You just connect your text stack container, and it keeps all your custom fonts, colors, and global styles exactly how you set them.

I’ve decided to make it FREE for the community. You can use it in your personal projects, client work, or your own commercial templates.

Check out the demo and grab the component here: 👉 https://tamerpixels.framer.website/utilities/scroll-text-fill

Framer Web Development

Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• 3h

Looks futuristic and great!

Alex Prokhorov

max

• Jul 15

New resource: Auria AI Rebuild Prompt ✦

I turned the complete Auria homepage into one detailed prompt for Codex and Claude Code.

Auria is a luminous Framer template created for modern service businesses, wellness brands, and productized offers.

Usually $19. Free for anyone who supports Auria on its Framer Marketplace page.

Get the prompt: https://startfrom.co/templates/auria

Created with Framer, Midjourney, Claude Code, and Codex.

Framer Claude Web Design

Ilya Kozlov

• Jul 16

Rebuilding a whole landing page with just one prompt is such a cool experiment, Alex! Did Claude Code manage to handle the Framer-specific layout structure well on the first try?