Framer's community feed gets reposts

Framer gave its community feed the sharing mechanic every social platform runs on. Reposts in the Framer Community are here, one of the most requested features since the feed launched, letting you share great work with your followers while the original creator still gets full credit.

The engine of a healthy feed

Reposts (or reshares, retweets, however a platform names them) are the core mechanism that lets great work spread beyond its creator's immediate followers. Without them, a feed is a set of isolated islands, you only see what the people you follow post directly. Adding reposts turns the Framer Community into a real network where standout work can travel, surfacing to people who'd never have found it otherwise. That it was one of the most-requested features tells you the community felt the gap.

Credit stays with the creator

The detail Framer emphasizes, the original creator gets full credit, is what makes reposting healthy rather than extractive. The failure mode of sharing is uncredited reposts that quietly steal attribution. By keeping credit intact, Framer lets work spread while its maker still gets the recognition (and the follows). That's the right design for a creator community, amplification without theft.

Part of Framer's community investment

Reposts land alongside Framer's broader Community push, the July update overhauled discovery, rankings, and the marketplace. The through-line is Framer treating the ecosystem around the tool as seriously as the tool itself: a feed with real sharing, fairer discovery, and a functioning marketplace is how a creator community becomes a genuine growth channel for the people in it, not just a gallery.

Try it

Reposts are live in the Framer Community now. Next time you come across work worth spreading, repost it, your followers see it, and the maker keeps the credit.

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Sources: Framer on X, Framer Updates.