Which Framer MCP server should you use?
Framer's official hosted server fits most people; the community servers only cover niche needs.
- Servers
- 2
- active
- Official
- 1
- by Framer
- Hosted
- 1
- nothing to install
- Local
- 1
- runs on your machine
- OAuth
- 1
- sign in, no key
Use Framer's own server, Framer MCP. You add one address to Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor, sign in with your Framer account, and the assistant can build pages, edit layouts and manage your CMS without the editor open. The community options mostly work through a Framer plugin you keep open, and only make sense for something the official server lacks, such as Sitewright's undo journal. Framer MCP does not handle localization yet, so translation work still goes through Framer's older local agent tool.
Good for
- Designers who want Claude or ChatGPT to build and edit Framer pages from a prompt
- Marketers updating CMS posts and page copy in bulk
- Teams moving an existing site into Framer with an AI agent
- Developers working in Cursor or Claude Code who also look after a Framer site
Which Framer MCP server to use
Use Framer MCP unless you need something it lacks. Sitewright adds an undo journal and layout checks but needs its plugin open or a project key.
| Server | Official | Runs | Sign-in | Plugin must stay open | Weekly downloads |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| For Framer | |||||
| Framer MCPThis page | Official | Hosted | Account | No | – |
| Sitewright | Community | Local | Plugin or key | Unless key | 741/wk |
| Other tools for the same job | |||||
| Tommy's MCP plugin | Community | Hosted tunnel | Personal URL | Yes | – |
All Framer MCP servers
2 active · 1 official · official first, then by GitHub stars
- Framer MCPOfficialHostedOAuth
Framer's official hosted MCP server. Sign in with your Framer account and let Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor build pages, edit layouts and manage CMS content in your projects.
framer-sitewrightLocalMCP server and CLI that let AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) build and edit Framer sites, with an undo journal. Unofficial, not affiliated with Framer.
1 GitHub stars
Questions
Is there an official Framer MCP server?
Yes. Framer runs Framer MCP itself as a hosted server, and you connect by signing in with your Framer account. The other Framer servers are community projects, and some say outright that they are not official.
What is the Framer MCP server URL?
https://mcp.framer.com/mcp. Add it as a remote server in your assistant, then sign in to Framer and approve the connection.
Does Framer need to stay open?
Not with Framer MCP. It works with your projects while the editor is closed. Community options such as Tommy's MCP plugin only work while their plugin is open.
Can the assistant change my live site?
Only if you ask it to publish. Otherwise its changes stay in the project, and you can ask it to work on a branch so you review everything first.
Is Framer MCP free?
It runs on your assistant's plan. Framer says the AI work counts against the plan or credits of the assistant you connect, not Framer's built-in agent.
Can it translate my site?
Not yet. Localization is missing from Framer MCP at launch, so Framer points you to its older local agent tool for translation work.
Framer MCP or External Agents?
Start with Framer MCP. External Agents is Framer's older local command-line setup, still supported, and the one to use if you need localization.
Why would I pick Sitewright over the official server?
For its local undo journal and the layout, SEO and contrast checks it runs after each change. It is unofficial, needs Node.js 24.11 or newer, and needs its Framer plugin open or a per-project Server API key.
Is Tommy's MCP plugin safe?
Use it with care. It is a community plugin, not made by Framer, and requests pass through a third-party relay to the open plugin. Your personal URL is what grants access, so keep it private.