Framer AI Prompt Guide —
20+ Best Prompts for 2026
Tested, proven Framer AI prompts for every website category. Copy any prompt, paste it into Framer, and get a professional website in 60 seconds.
The best Framer AI prompts are specific and include four elements: website purpose, visual style, specific sections, and color preferences. A prompt like “Create a minimal dark portfolio with project gallery, about section, and contact form using black background with blue accents” produces significantly better results than “Make a portfolio.” This guide includes 20+ tested prompts you can copy and use immediately.
The Framer AI Prompt Formula
After testing 100+ prompts, we identified a four-part formula that consistently produces the best Framer AI results. Use this structure for any website type.
📝 The 4-Part Prompt Formula
“Create a [type] website for [who/what]”
“[Minimal/Bold/Clean/Dark] theme”
“Include [hero, features, pricing, FAQ]”
“Use [color] background with [color] accents”
20+ Tested Framer AI Prompts
Every prompt below has been tested and produces high-quality results. Copy any prompt directly into Framer's “Start with AI” interface. Prompts are organized by website category.
Portfolio Prompts
“Create a minimal, dark-themed portfolio website for a freelance UI/UX designer. Include a project gallery with hover effects, an about section with professional photo, skills and tools section, client testimonials, and a contact form. Use black background with subtle white text and electric blue accent links.”
“Build a full-screen photography portfolio for a travel photographer. Large hero image that fills the viewport, masonry grid gallery, about section with bio, a list of publications and exhibitions, and an inquiry form. Minimal white design with no distractions — let the photos speak.”
SaaS Prompts
“Design a modern SaaS landing page for a project management tool called 'FlowBoard'. Include a hero with app screenshot mockup, feature grid with 6 key features and icons, comparison table vs competitors, pricing section with 3 tiers, customer testimonials with company logos, and an FAQ section. Clean white design with indigo accent color.”
“Create a bold, high-energy landing page for an AI writing assistant called 'Inkwell AI'. Hero with animated gradient background, live demo section, feature highlights showing before/after writing improvements, pricing with free trial CTA, and social proof section with user count and ratings. Dark theme with neon green accents.”
Agency Prompts
“Build a premium creative agency website for 'Pixel Studio'. Include a bold hero with agency tagline, featured case studies with large images and hover overlays, full team grid with photos and roles, services breakdown with pricing indicators, client logo carousel, and a project inquiry form. Dark theme, modern typography, subtle animations.”
“Design a results-driven marketing agency landing page for 'Growth Labs'. Include hero section with statistics (clients served, revenue generated), service offerings with descriptions, case study results with metrics, team section, testimonial slider, and a free consultation booking form. Professional blue and white color scheme.”
E-Commerce Prompts
“Create a premium product landing page for a luxury wireless headphone brand. Hero with large product image on dark background, feature highlights with icons, materials and craftsmanship section, comparison with competitors, customer reviews with star ratings, and a prominent buy now CTA. Elegant dark theme with gold accents.”
“Build a fun, energetic landing page for a monthly coffee subscription box called 'Brew Box'. Include hero with product unboxing photo, how it works 3-step section, coffee selection showcase, pricing plans, reviews from subscribers, and FAQ. Warm colors with cream and coffee brown palette.”
Personal Brand Prompts
“Create a personal branding website for a tech entrepreneur and startup advisor. Hero with professional headshot, about section highlighting achievements, speaking engagements with event logos, media features in major publications, newsletter signup section, and links to social profiles. Modern, professional dark theme.”
Blog Prompts
“Design a clean tech blog with a modern editorial feel. Include a hero with featured post highlight, blog grid with post cards showing title, excerpt, category tag, and read time, sidebar with newsletter signup, category navigation, and about the author section. Light theme with clean typography and minimal design.”
Startup Prompts
“Build a high-converting MVP landing page for a new fintech app called 'PaySplit'. Hero with app mockup and waitlist signup, problem-solution section, 3 key features with icons, social proof showing beta user count, early access pricing, and FAQ. Gradient background from dark blue to purple, modern and trustworthy vibe.”
Event Prompts
“Create a tech conference landing page for 'DevSummit 2026'. Include hero with event date and location, speaker lineup with photos and bios, schedule/agenda section organized by day, venue information with map embed, ticket pricing tiers, sponsor logos, and FAQ. Professional dark theme with vibrant orange accents.”
Prompt Writing Tips from Power Users
| Tip | Example | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Specify the mood | “Professional and trustworthy” vs “Playful and energetic” | High |
| Name specific sections | “Include hero, features, pricing, testimonials, FAQ” | High |
| Define color palette | “Navy background with coral accents” | High |
| Mention layout style | “Large whitespace, full-width sections” | Medium |
| Reference a vibe | “Premium and Apple-like minimalism” | Medium |
| Specify typography | “Bold sans-serif headings, thin body text” | Medium |
| Include CTA details | “Hero CTA says 'Start Free Trial' with secondary 'Watch Demo'” | Low-Medium |
Common Prompt Mistakes
- Too vague: “Make a website” — gives the AI no direction, produces generic results
- Too long: Prompts over 150 words often contain conflicting instructions that confuse the AI
- Contradictory styles: “Minimal but busy with lots of elements” — pick one direction
- Technical code terms: “Use flexbox with gap: 2rem” — the AI understands design language, not CSS syntax
- Asking for exact copies: “Make it exactly like stripe.com” — describe the attributes you want instead
- Ignoring sections: Not specifying sections means the AI guesses — which may not match your needs
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Framer AI, answered.
A good Framer AI prompt is specific and includes four key elements: the website purpose (portfolio, SaaS, agency), the visual style (minimal, bold, dark, colorful), specific sections to include (hero, features, pricing, FAQ), and color preferences. Prompts with 2-3 detailed sentences consistently produce the best results.
The ideal Framer AI prompt is 2-4 sentences (40-80 words). Too short (under 10 words) produces generic results. Too long (over 150 words) can confuse the AI with conflicting instructions. Focus on the most important details: purpose, style, sections, and colors.
Yes. The same prompt will produce different designs each time you generate. Framer AI introduces variety in layout structure, typography, color application, and section design with each generation. This means you can generate multiple options from a single prompt and choose the best one.
Specify exact colors in your prompt: 'Use #1a1a2e for the background and #e94560 for accent buttons.' You can also use descriptive colors: 'Navy blue background with coral accents.' After generation, fine-tune any colors in the visual editor's property panel.
While you can describe a style similar to a known brand ('Clean and minimal like Apple'), avoid asking for exact copies. The AI works best when you describe the aesthetic attributes you want: 'Generous whitespace, large product images, minimal navigation, sans-serif typography' rather than 'Make it look like Apple.com.'
First, try regenerating — the same prompt produces different results each time. If results are consistently poor, revise your prompt by being more specific about style and sections. You can also use section-level AI tools to regenerate individual parts without starting over.