100+ Framer Blocks - Free & Pro

What are Framer blocks?

A Framer block is a ready-made section of a webpage - a hero, a pricing table, a testimonial slider - built natively in Framer and designed to drop straight into your project. Instead of designing each section from a blank frame, you copy a block, replace the placeholder content with your own, and it's done.

Think of blocks as the middle layer between individual elements and a full template. A single component (a button, a card) is too small to carry a page. A full template locks you into someone else's whole structure. A block is the sweet spot: a complete, self-contained section you can mix and match to build exactly the page you want.

Every FrameSpark block arrives fully styled, responsive across devices, and structured so you can restyle it in seconds using Framer's own controls - no code required.

Why use Framer blocks instead of building from scratch?

Building every section by hand is slow, and it's where most projects lose their momentum. Blocks solve that in a few concrete ways.

You ship faster. A landing page that used to take a day comes together in an hour when the hard parts - layout, spacing, responsive behavior - are already handled. You spend your time on message and content, not on nudging pixels.

They stay consistent. When your hero, features, and pricing all come from the same design system, your page feels intentional instead of stitched together. Consistency reads as credibility.

They're yours to change. A block is a starting point, not a cage. Colors, fonts, spacing, copy, imagery — all editable directly on the Framer canvas. You keep full control.

How do Framer blocks work?

The workflow is deliberately simple:

Find the block you need from a category - say, a hero or a pricing section.

Find the block you need from a category - say, a hero or a pricing section.

Copy it into your Framer project - blocks are built to paste cleanly onto your canvas.

Copy it into your Framer project - blocks are built to paste cleanly onto your canvas.

Swap the content - drop in your headline, images, and copy.

Swap the content - drop in your headline, images, and copy.

Restyle to match your brand - adjust colors, type, and spacing using Framer's controls.

Restyle to match your brand - adjust colors, type, and spacing using Framer's controls.

Publish - your section is live, responsive, and ready.

Publish - your section is live, responsive, and ready.

Publish - your section is live, responsive, and ready..

No plugins to wrestle with, no code to debug. If you can edit a page in Framer, you can use a FrameSpark block.

Types of Framer blocks

FrameSpark organizes blocks by the job they do on a page, so you can find the right section fast.

Block Type

What It Does

The first thing a visitor sees - bold headlines, clear value propositions, and calls to action that pull people down the page.

Explain what your product does and why it matters, in layouts that stay scannable even with a lot to say.

Plan comparisons, tier tables, and monthly/annual toggles built to remove hesitation and drive sign-ups.

Social proof as sliders, quote walls, and logo rows that build trust at the moment it counts.

Accordion-style sections that answer objections - and are structured for featured snippets and AI answers.

Modern asymmetric layouts that pack multiple ideas into one clean, modular section.

Animated counters and metrics that prove traction at a glance.

Put faces to the name with clean, professional team layouts.

Tell your brand story clearly and build a connection with visitors.

Narrative sections that walk people through your journey or product.

Present offerings in a structured, scannable way.

Responsive grids and lightboxes for visual work.

Roadmaps, histories, and processes made visual.

Booking and scheduling sections that reduce friction.

Best For

Landing pages, product launches, homepages

SaaS sites, product pages

SaaS, subscriptions, service pages

Any conversion-focused page

Product, pricing, support pages

Feature showcases, SaaS landing pages

About pages, homepages, investor decks

About pages, agency sites

About pages, company sites

Brand storytelling, landing pages

Agencies, freelancers, service businesses

Portfolios, creative showcases

About pages, product roadmaps

Consultants, clinics, service bookings

Use cases: who Framer blocks are for

SaaS founders launching a product page use hero, features, pricing, and testimonial blocks to build a full landing page in an afternoon.

Indie hackers and solo builders shipping fast rely on blocks to look professional without a design team behind them.

Designers moving to Framer (or switching from Webflow) use blocks as a head start, then customize heavily to match their own style.

Agencies assemble client sites quickly by combining blocks, keeping quality high while cutting production time.

Startups validating an idea get a credible, conversion-ready page live in hours instead of weeks - critical when you're racing to test the market.

Features of FrameSpark blocks

Conversion-first structure - designed around what drives action, not just aesthetics

Fully responsive - look right on desktop, tablet, and mobile with no extra work

Fully responsive - look right on desktop, tablet, and mobile with no extra work

Copy-paste into Framer - no plugins, no setup friction

Copy-paste into Framer - no plugins, no setup friction

Easy to restyle - colors, fonts, spacing, and layout editable on the canvas

CMS-ready - many blocks connect straight to your Framer CMS for dynamic content

CMS-ready - many blocks connect straight to your Framer CMS for dynamic content

Dark-mode friendly - built to adapt to light and dark themes

Lightweight and fast - clean structure that keeps your page performance high

Consistent design language - mix blocks freely and the page still feels unified

Consistent design language - mix blocks freely and the page still feels unifie

Why creators choose FrameSpark blocks

Most block libraries stop at "looks good." FrameSpark is built around a different question: does this section actually help you grow? That's why every block is engineered for conversion, why the FAQ blocks are structured for search visibility, and why so many connect natively to the Framer CMS instead of forcing static content.

You're not just getting sections that look modern - you're getting a system that helps serious builders launch faster and convert better. That's the whole point of FrameSpark: design, conversion, and CMS depth in one place.

FAQ Section

FAQs

FAQ Section

What are Framer blocks?

Framer blocks are pre-built page sections - like heroes, pricing tables, and testimonials - that you copy directly into a Framer project. Each one is fully styled, responsive, and ready to customize, so you can build complete pages without designing every section from scratch.

What's the difference between a Framer block and a Framer template?

A template is an entire website with every page and section already built. A block is a single section you can drop into any project. Use a template when you want a full site fast; use blocks when you want to assemble or extend a page section by section with full control over the structure.

Do I need to know how to code to use FrameSpark blocks?

No. Blocks are designed to copy and paste directly onto the Framer canvas. You edit content and styling using Framer's built-in controls - no code required at any step.

Can I customize the blocks to match my brand?

Are FrameSpark blocks responsive?

Yes. Every block is built to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile out of the box, so your pages look right on any screen without extra adjustment.

Do Framer blocks work with the Framer CMS?

Many FrameSpark blocks are CMS-ready, meaning you can connect them to a Framer CMS collection to pull in dynamic content like testimonials, team members, or pricing tiers automatically.

How many blocks does FrameSpark offer?

FrameSpark offers 100+ blocks across categories including hero, features, pricing, testimonials, FAQ, bento, team, gallery, and more - with new blocks added regularly.

How do I add a FrameSpark block to my project?

Find the block you want, copy it, and paste it into your Framer project. Then swap in your own content and restyle it to match your brand. The whole process takes a few minutes.