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How to Use: Components

Learn how to copy, paste, and customize Components in Framer. Step-by-step instructions to edit, unlink, and connect variables from figma2framer.com.

Step 1. Copy the Component

  • On any Component Card, click the Copy button.

  • This saves the full Component structure to your clipboard — like copying a design block.

Copying a Component from figma2framer.com card interface
Confirmation message after copying a Component on figma2framer.com

Step 2. Paste in Your Project

  • Open your Framer project.

  • Go to the page or canvas where you want the Component.

  • Select the Frame or Breakpoint and press ⌘ Cmd + V (Mac) or Ctrl + V (Windows).

  • The Component will appear instantly on your canvas and automatically imported into your project.

Pasting a copied Component into a Framer project canvas
Imported Component visible in Framer project under Assets → figma2framer.com

Tip:

  • Before using it, check if there's an update available.

  • You'll find all copied Components from figma2framer.com in Assets → Components → figma2framer.com.

  • From there, drag and drop them into any page.

Step 3. Customize

  • After placing a Component, you can edit Variants, Text, and Colors using built-in Variables.

  • Supported Variables can also be connected to your CMS for dynamic content.

Framer Component placed on the canvas after copy-paste from figma2framer.com
Editing Component variables in the Framer editor panel

Step 4. Unlink and Unlock more customization

  • Figma2framer.com Components follow best design practices, but sometimes certain projects need extra flexibility.

  • In that case, you can Unlink a Component to customize it freely.

  • This converts it into a regular group of layers that you can edit however you like.

Unlinking a copied Component from figma2framer.com in Framer editor
Unlinked Component added as a separate version inside Framer project

Tip:

  • When you Unlink a Framer Component, a duplicate is created in your project. Assets → Components → Project.

  • Any changes to duplicated Component only apply to that copy.

  • Future updates from figma2framer.com will not sync with the unlinked version.

That's it!

You've copied, pasted, and customized your first Framer Component from figma2framer.com.

Happy Designing! 🎉

FAQs

Basics:

Where can I find the Components after copying?

All copied Components appear under Assets → Components → figma2framer.com.

Where can I find the Components after copying?

All copied Components appear under Assets → Components → figma2framer.com.

Can I change Fonts, Colors, or Layout?

Yes, you can customize Text, Colors, Images, and layout using built-in Variables or by unlinking the Components.

Can I change Fonts, Colors, or Layout?

Yes, you can customize Text, Colors, Images, and layout using built-in Variables or by unlinking the Components.

Usage:

Will the Component work on Mobile Breakpoint?

Yes, all Components are responsive. If Framer doesn't auto-apply the right Variant, you can switch manually (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile).

Will the Component work on Mobile Breakpoint?

Yes, all Components are responsive. If Framer doesn't auto-apply the right Variant, you can switch manually (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile).

Can I reuse the same Component on multiple pages?

Absolutely. You can drag and drop it from Assets → Components → figma2framer.com into any page.

Can I reuse the same Component on multiple pages?

Absolutely. You can drag and drop it from Assets → Components → figma2framer.com into any page.

Advanced:

Can I turn this into a CMS-powered layout?

Yes, supported Variables (Text, Images, etc.) can be linked to your CMS for dynamic content.

Can I turn this into a CMS-powered layout?

Yes, supported Variables (Text, Images, etc.) can be linked to your CMS for dynamic content.

What happens if I Unlink a Component?

The Component becomes a regular group of layers that you can fully customize. However, it will no longer receive future updates from figma2framer.com.

What happens if I Unlink a Component?

The Component becomes a regular group of layers that you can fully customize. However, it will no longer receive future updates from figma2framer.com.

Need Extra Help?

If you're new to Framer or want to go deeper:

Learn Framer:

Step-by-step Framer lessons and guides.

Framer updates, video tutorials and walkthroughs.

Ask questions, Framer Team/Developers will answer your question.

If something isn't working as expected (like a broken Component), email support@figma2framer.com.

Need Extra Help?

If you're new to Framer or want to go deeper:

Learn Framer:

Step-by-step Framer lessons and guides.

Framer updates, video tutorials and walkthroughs.

Ask questions, Framer Team/Developers will answer your question.

If something isn't working as expected (like a broken Component), email support@figma2framer.com.

Need Extra Help?

If you're new to Framer or want to go deeper:

Learn Framer:

Step-by-step Framer lessons and guides.

Framer updates, video tutorials and walkthroughs.

Ask questions, Framer Team/Developers will answer your question.

If something isn't working as expected (like a broken Component), email support@figma2framer.com.