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Just launched Brand Try-On for @framer ✨
It scans an existing Framer design and lets you map its colors + typography to your own brand, preview the result, and apply the rebrand without rebuilding everything manually.
You get 1 full rebrand free to try it.
I’d really love feedback, especially on what you’d add next, what feels missing, or what would make it more useful in your workflow 👀
And if you want to test it more extensively, DM me and I’ll send you a 100% off code for the full version.
Test it here 👇
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/plugins/brand-try-on-lab/
This is a smart bridge between a brand system and a live Framer build—the preview/apply flow removes a lot of repetitive setup. I’d be curious to see saved presets or a quick before-and-after diff for typography changes.
I love this Anca! 🙌
the color swatches make this so easy. did this save you time?
Congrats on shipping it. Scanning an existing design and mapping colors and type instead of asking people to rebuild from a template is the right call, that's usually the part that kills adoption for rebrand tools.
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Heron rebrand has taken off!
beautiful work!
One small problem with using code components in Framer:
they can be really useful… until you need to customize them asp er your wants and needs.
Then suddenly you’re opening code just to change a color, size or tiny styling detail, what if you do not know how to code😭
That’s something i wanted to avoid with this Custom Checkbox Framer Component .
All the useful controls are already in the Framer edit panel.
Change the colors, type, checkbox size, spacing, radius, border, background, shadows + more.
No need to code.
No need of prompt.
No rebuilding the checkbox from scratch.
Just drop it in and play around with the controls:)
Love this approach—exposing spacing, radius, and state controls makes the component feel genuinely usable for non-coders.
At Devowise Studios, we’re always exploring tools that make the design-to-development process smoother.
For UI/UX, we’ve been working with Penpot to build clean interfaces, design systems, and scalable product experiences.
For websites, Framer helps us turn those designs into responsive, interactive experiences without losing the original design intent.
Different tools, different strengths, but the goal stays the same: better digital experiences.
