Open-source code components and packages for Framer — built for designers who ship.
Packages · LinkTree Replacement · Eye Tracker · Getting Started · License
Framer is incredible for shipping fast, but the code component ecosystem is still young. I kept building the same patterns across client projects — link-in-bio pages, interactive flourishes, analytics integrations — and decided to open-source the ones worth sharing.
These components are designed for non-technical Framer users. Each one comes with wizard-style documentation so you can drop it into your project without touching code. If you do want to customize, everything is a single .tsx file with clean props and no external dependencies.
The goal is simple: give Framer builders production-ready components that respect user privacy by default and just work.
| Package | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| LinkTree Replacement | Complete link-in-bio page with wizard docs, themes, and optional analytics | Ready |
| Eye Tracker | Animated eyes that follow cursor with blinking and easter eggs | Ready |
A privacy-first LinkTree alternative built entirely in Framer.
Features:
- 5 code components — LinksHeader, SocialIconLinks, LinkCard, LinksContainer, EyeTracker
- 6 pre-built themes — Minimal, gradient, playful, and professional options
- 12 wizard docs — Step-by-step guides for non-technical users
- GA4/GTM integration — With Framer SPA-specific workarounds
- 100% private — No tracking unless you explicitly add analytics
Animated eyes that follow your cursor around the page — with blinking and hidden easter eggs.
Features:
- Smooth cursor-tracking animation
- Natural blinking behavior
- Easter egg interactions
- Lightweight, single-file component
Each package has its own installation instructions. Generally:
- Navigate to the package folder
- Copy the
.tsxfile fromcomponents/orsrc/ - Paste into a new Code Component in your Framer project
Detailed setup notes
- Each component is a single
.tsxfile — no build step, no dependencies - Framer's Code Component editor accepts the file contents directly
- Theme and configuration options are exposed as Framer property controls
- See each package's README for component-specific props and customization
Pull requests welcome. If you build something useful on top of these components, I'd love to see it.
All components are MIT licensed.
Built by Rebecca Rae Barton