Framer AI readiness
Find what stops AI reading your Framer site — and exactly how to fix it.
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What we check
A Framer site needs more than strong visuals: readable copy, semantic headings and well-linked CMS pages help automated readers understand what your business offers.
- Essential content beyond animations and interactive components
- Heading hierarchy and descriptive links
- CMS page content and business identity
- Published page discovery and sitemap coverage
Common problems
Visual hierarchy does not match headings
Large styled text may look like a heading without giving the document a useful semantic structure.
Interactions hide important explanations
An animated component should not be the only place that explains a service, feature or price.
How to fix them
Review text semantics and content
Use appropriate heading elements and include essential product or service details as readable text on the published page.
Check your published sitemap and links
Framer generates a sitemap for published sites. Review it alongside navigation and contextual links to important CMS pages.
Frequently asked
Does Framer generate a sitemap?
Yes. Framer automatically generates a sitemap for published sites. A sitemap helps discovery, but does not guarantee indexing or AI citations.
Does this page use the full AI readiness report?
Yes. Enter your Framer website to use the same report flow as the homepage, covering access, readability, entity clarity, citation readiness and search foundations. The scanner runs a live crawl — fetching robots.txt, page content and a headless render.
Is the full report free?
Yes. The preview and full report are free, including recommended fixes and ready-to-use Claude Code and Codex prompts. No card is required.