AI Blog Automation for Framer
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Easy Setup
Connect With an API Key, No Plugin

AI-Powered Content
Write Articles Built for Your Collection
Long-form, researched articles arrive as clean HTML in your Content field, with a meta title, meta description, featured image, and publish date filled in alongside.

Scheduled Publishing
Draft Items or a Published Site
Each post lands as a draft item you review in Framer, or RightBlogger publishes the site the moment the item is created. Schedule a calendar of posts and they arrive on their own.

Everything Included
What Else Comes With the Framer Integration
The details that decide whether an integration is actually worth using: your collection fields, your SEO settings, your links, and what happens when something breaks.
Fields created for you
Pick any collection you own. RightBlogger adds Title, Content, Featured Image, Meta Title, Meta Description, and Date when they are missing, and reuses the ones already there.
SEO fields filled on every post
A meta title and meta description are written with the article. Bind the two fields to the page settings in Framer once and every new item ships with them.
Featured images included
An AI featured image is generated for each post and set on the Featured Image field, ready for your card and hero layouts.
Draft item or live site
Items are saved as drafts by default. Turn on publishing after each post and RightBlogger publishes the site as soon as the item lands.
You hear about failures
If a scheduled item cannot reach Framer, you get an email with the plain-English reason and a link straight to that post in the Planner.
Part of the full platform
Keyword research, the AI SEO editor, Search Console reporting, and the Site Agent that improves items already live are all on the same plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've got answers. Contact us anytime.
How do I connect RightBlogger to Framer?
Open your Framer project and go to Site Settings, then General, then API keys, and create a key. In your project settings choose Framer, paste the key together with your project URL (copied from the address bar), and pick the CMS collection to publish to. There is no plugin to install.
Which Framer collections can RightBlogger publish to?
Any collection you created yourself. Collections synced from another source, such as Notion or Airtable, are managed by that source and Framer keeps them read-only. If you do not have a blog collection yet, RightBlogger can create one with every field in place.
Do I need to set up the collection fields?
No. RightBlogger reuses the fields you already have (Title, Content, Featured Image, and so on) and creates the missing ones the first time it publishes. You connect the collection to your blog list and detail pages inside Framer once, the same way you would for posts written by hand.
Do posts go live right away?
Your choice. By default each post is saved as a draft item so you can review it and publish from Framer. Turn on publish site after each post and RightBlogger publishes the site as soon as the item is created. Framer publishes the whole project when it does, including any unpublished design changes, so leave it off while you are in the middle of a redesign.
Can I schedule and automate posts to Framer?
Yes. With Autoblogging, the Content Planner writes and publishes posts to your collection on the dates you choose, with no manual work in between.
What content does RightBlogger send to Framer?
The title, a URL-friendly slug, the full article as HTML in the Content field, a featured image, a meta title and meta description, and the publish date. Framer's rich text field keeps headings, lists, links, and images intact.
Does the Site Agent work with Framer?
Yes. The Site Agent reads the items in your collection, proposes improvements such as internal links and sharper meta descriptions, and writes approved edits back to the item. When publishing after each post is on, the site republishes after each applied edit.
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