Premium Framer templates that convert clicks into customers.
Ampcore is live, and it's Agent Kit ready ⚡
A Framer template for EV charging infrastructure companies. Need a new solution page for fleet depots? A new region? Another case study?
Ask your AI agent. The Ampcore Agent Kit gives it the design rules, references and protocol to build new pages that match the template, so you can grow your site yourself without a designer.
12 pages, CMS solutions, case studies and blog. Plus an agent that knows the design.
New from Omakase Design: Vantage Carousel.
Centre image full size, neighbours peeking in, captions on a blurred plate. Loops forever in both directions.
Three layouts in one dropdown — parallax, single, coverflow. Drag, arrow keys or autoplay.
New from Omakase Design: Torch Reveal for Framer.
Dim any image or layer, then light it with a soft spotlight that follows the cursor.
Reveal or conceal. Dim with colour, blur, or both. Circle or beam.
Built to the standard we ship client work at. $4.99, unlimited use.
Block Reveal Text — now on the Framer Marketplace.
7 ways to make text arrive:
Block Wipe · Clip · Mask Slide · Slide Fade · Blur · Scale · Flip
Split your text by line, word, or character, then control the order, stagger, timing, and trigger.
Built as a single dependency-free code component with reduced-motion support — and the finished text stays visible on the canvas while you design.
One of the trickier details was keeping line-based reveals reliable across responsive layouts, so it re-measures on resize and font load.
Drop it in. Configure it. Make your type move.
Just launched: Studia — a Framer template for AI-powered learning platforms.
A polished, conversion-focused template with dedicated pages for features, pricing, learning science, testimonials, and more—built to help education and AI products turn curious visitors into users.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Solwell — a Framer template for solar and battery installers.
19 pages, 9 CMS collections, and a built-in savings calculator that turns visitors into quote requests—so you can focus on quoting jobs, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Synthik — a free Framer template for AI marketing agencies, strategy consultancies, and founder-focused startups.
Fully customizable, easy to edit, and built to launch fast—so you can focus on winning clients, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Educore — a premium Framer template for online courses, cohort-based programs, bootcamps, and mentorship brands.
Fully customizable, easy to edit, and built to launch fast—so you can focus on teaching, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Omakase is hiring - Senior Framer Designer
→ Build premium Framer templates and components
→ Ship polished, on-brand work end to end
→ Remote · Full-time
→ Salary + bonus
Apply → tech@oma-kase.com with subject line "Framer Dev Application"
How to use Framer 3.0 Agents to customize your website in minutes
What we hear most from people who buy a template then barely touch it: "I don't want to break it."
Since Framer 3.0, that fear has a structural answer.
Every change you or the agent makes happens on a branch, an isolated copy of your live project. Main stays where you left it, and every agent message has its own rollback point, so you can undo a single prompt, not a whole session. When you're happy, click Apply to main. Until then, the live site is untouched.
This isn't a power-user feature. It's just how the editor works now.
What the in-canvas agent handles well:
-> Rewriting copy site-wide to your positioning, every text block in one pass.
-> Image and logo swaps.
-> SEO pass: titles, meta descriptions, alt text across the project.
-> Responsive breakpoints for tablet and mobile. Used to eat hours.
-> Wiring and populating CMS collections, fields and items, not you.
-> Matching the template to a style system you already have.
The credit math: Free gives 500 credits a day, resetting every 24 hours. A real session (copy rewrite, responsive pass, CMS wiring) runs ~450 to 600 credits at base rate, so one sitting can use a day's free allowance. For multiple rounds without waiting overnight, Pro's 3,000 a month makes sense.
The honest limit, and the most useful part: the agent is strong at repeatable, well-specified, additive work. It's weak at taste, visual direction, original layouts, and positioning. It can execute a brief. It can't write one. What your site should feel like, what it says about your business, which sections earn their place: still human calls.
We build Framer templates for a living (Omakase, if that's useful). What works: a manual pass first (style tokens, real content, then sections), then hand the repeatable volume to the agent. You're directing both. The template isn't fragile.
Full step-by-step with the decision table for what to hand the agent vs keep human:
Premium Framer templates that convert clicks into customers.
Ampcore is live, and it's Agent Kit ready ⚡
A Framer template for EV charging infrastructure companies. Need a new solution page for fleet depots? A new region? Another case study?
Ask your AI agent. The Ampcore Agent Kit gives it the design rules, references and protocol to build new pages that match the template, so you can grow your site yourself without a designer.
12 pages, CMS solutions, case studies and blog. Plus an agent that knows the design.
New from Omakase Design: Vantage Carousel.
Centre image full size, neighbours peeking in, captions on a blurred plate. Loops forever in both directions.
Three layouts in one dropdown — parallax, single, coverflow. Drag, arrow keys or autoplay.
New from Omakase Design: Torch Reveal for Framer.
Dim any image or layer, then light it with a soft spotlight that follows the cursor.
Reveal or conceal. Dim with colour, blur, or both. Circle or beam.
Built to the standard we ship client work at. $4.99, unlimited use.
Block Reveal Text — now on the Framer Marketplace.
7 ways to make text arrive:
Block Wipe · Clip · Mask Slide · Slide Fade · Blur · Scale · Flip
Split your text by line, word, or character, then control the order, stagger, timing, and trigger.
Built as a single dependency-free code component with reduced-motion support — and the finished text stays visible on the canvas while you design.
One of the trickier details was keeping line-based reveals reliable across responsive layouts, so it re-measures on resize and font load.
Drop it in. Configure it. Make your type move.
Just launched: Studia — a Framer template for AI-powered learning platforms.
A polished, conversion-focused template with dedicated pages for features, pricing, learning science, testimonials, and more—built to help education and AI products turn curious visitors into users.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Solwell — a Framer template for solar and battery installers.
19 pages, 9 CMS collections, and a built-in savings calculator that turns visitors into quote requests—so you can focus on quoting jobs, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Synthik — a free Framer template for AI marketing agencies, strategy consultancies, and founder-focused startups.
Fully customizable, easy to edit, and built to launch fast—so you can focus on winning clients, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Educore — a premium Framer template for online courses, cohort-based programs, bootcamps, and mentorship brands.
Fully customizable, easy to edit, and built to launch fast—so you can focus on teaching, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Omakase is hiring - Senior Framer Designer
→ Build premium Framer templates and components
→ Ship polished, on-brand work end to end
→ Remote · Full-time
→ Salary + bonus
Apply → tech@oma-kase.com with subject line "Framer Dev Application"
How to use Framer 3.0 Agents to customize your website in minutes
What we hear most from people who buy a template then barely touch it: "I don't want to break it."
Since Framer 3.0, that fear has a structural answer.
Every change you or the agent makes happens on a branch, an isolated copy of your live project. Main stays where you left it, and every agent message has its own rollback point, so you can undo a single prompt, not a whole session. When you're happy, click Apply to main. Until then, the live site is untouched.
This isn't a power-user feature. It's just how the editor works now.
What the in-canvas agent handles well:
-> Rewriting copy site-wide to your positioning, every text block in one pass.
-> Image and logo swaps.
-> SEO pass: titles, meta descriptions, alt text across the project.
-> Responsive breakpoints for tablet and mobile. Used to eat hours.
-> Wiring and populating CMS collections, fields and items, not you.
-> Matching the template to a style system you already have.
The credit math: Free gives 500 credits a day, resetting every 24 hours. A real session (copy rewrite, responsive pass, CMS wiring) runs ~450 to 600 credits at base rate, so one sitting can use a day's free allowance. For multiple rounds without waiting overnight, Pro's 3,000 a month makes sense.
The honest limit, and the most useful part: the agent is strong at repeatable, well-specified, additive work. It's weak at taste, visual direction, original layouts, and positioning. It can execute a brief. It can't write one. What your site should feel like, what it says about your business, which sections earn their place: still human calls.
We build Framer templates for a living (Omakase, if that's useful). What works: a manual pass first (style tokens, real content, then sections), then hand the repeatable volume to the agent. You're directing both. The template isn't fragile.
Full step-by-step with the decision table for what to hand the agent vs keep human:
Ampcore is live, and it's Agent Kit ready ⚡
A Framer template for EV charging infrastructure companies. Need a new solution page for fleet depots? A new region? Another case study?
Ask your AI agent. The Ampcore Agent Kit gives it the design rules, references and protocol to build new pages that match the template, so you can grow your site yourself without a designer.
12 pages, CMS solutions, case studies and blog. Plus an agent that knows the design.
New from Omakase Design: Vantage Carousel.
Centre image full size, neighbours peeking in, captions on a blurred plate. Loops forever in both directions.
Three layouts in one dropdown — parallax, single, coverflow. Drag, arrow keys or autoplay.
New from Omakase Design: Torch Reveal for Framer.
Dim any image or layer, then light it with a soft spotlight that follows the cursor.
Reveal or conceal. Dim with colour, blur, or both. Circle or beam.
Built to the standard we ship client work at. $4.99, unlimited use.
Block Reveal Text — now on the Framer Marketplace.
7 ways to make text arrive:
Block Wipe · Clip · Mask Slide · Slide Fade · Blur · Scale · Flip
Split your text by line, word, or character, then control the order, stagger, timing, and trigger.
Built as a single dependency-free code component with reduced-motion support — and the finished text stays visible on the canvas while you design.
One of the trickier details was keeping line-based reveals reliable across responsive layouts, so it re-measures on resize and font load.
Drop it in. Configure it. Make your type move.
Just launched: Studia — a Framer template for AI-powered learning platforms.
A polished, conversion-focused template with dedicated pages for features, pricing, learning science, testimonials, and more—built to help education and AI products turn curious visitors into users.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Solwell — a Framer template for solar and battery installers.
19 pages, 9 CMS collections, and a built-in savings calculator that turns visitors into quote requests—so you can focus on quoting jobs, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Synthik — a free Framer template for AI marketing agencies, strategy consultancies, and founder-focused startups.
Fully customizable, easy to edit, and built to launch fast—so you can focus on winning clients, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Just launched: Educore — a premium Framer template for online courses, cohort-based programs, bootcamps, and mentorship brands.
Fully customizable, easy to edit, and built to launch fast—so you can focus on teaching, not rebuilding your website from scratch.
Take a look 👇
Omakase is hiring - Senior Framer Designer
→ Build premium Framer templates and components
→ Ship polished, on-brand work end to end
→ Remote · Full-time
→ Salary + bonus
Apply → tech@oma-kase.com with subject line "Framer Dev Application"
How to use Framer 3.0 Agents to customize your website in minutes
What we hear most from people who buy a template then barely touch it: "I don't want to break it."
Since Framer 3.0, that fear has a structural answer.
Every change you or the agent makes happens on a branch, an isolated copy of your live project. Main stays where you left it, and every agent message has its own rollback point, so you can undo a single prompt, not a whole session. When you're happy, click Apply to main. Until then, the live site is untouched.
This isn't a power-user feature. It's just how the editor works now.
What the in-canvas agent handles well:
-> Rewriting copy site-wide to your positioning, every text block in one pass.
-> Image and logo swaps.
-> SEO pass: titles, meta descriptions, alt text across the project.
-> Responsive breakpoints for tablet and mobile. Used to eat hours.
-> Wiring and populating CMS collections, fields and items, not you.
-> Matching the template to a style system you already have.
The credit math: Free gives 500 credits a day, resetting every 24 hours. A real session (copy rewrite, responsive pass, CMS wiring) runs ~450 to 600 credits at base rate, so one sitting can use a day's free allowance. For multiple rounds without waiting overnight, Pro's 3,000 a month makes sense.
The honest limit, and the most useful part: the agent is strong at repeatable, well-specified, additive work. It's weak at taste, visual direction, original layouts, and positioning. It can execute a brief. It can't write one. What your site should feel like, what it says about your business, which sections earn their place: still human calls.
We build Framer templates for a living (Omakase, if that's useful). What works: a manual pass first (style tokens, real content, then sections), then hand the repeatable volume to the agent. You're directing both. The template isn't fragile.
Full step-by-step with the decision table for what to hand the agent vs keep human:
