111 Best Framer AI Website Examples
Most AI sites open with the same glowing gradient and a buzzword headline you have seen a hundred times. The best Framer AI websites skip photography in the hero almost entirely, a pattern I confirmed by running every site here through Claude. Once you notice that, look closer at how the sites below handle their headlines and backgrounds. Dark layouts and text-first heroes dominate, so pay attention to how each one earns attention without a photo doing the work.
Category
Platform
Style
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This AI creative studio site uses a dramatic eye close-up hero and splits its value prop: "WE **BLEND** REALITY & UNREALITY" with orange accent on the verb.
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This AI marketing platform site centers its dashboard mockup with a purple glow border and uses "Ask Leo" conversational prompts to position the product as a teammate.
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This AI consulting site uses a glitch-effect portrait in the hero and frames its value prop as "without the noise."
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This AI agent platform site mixes serif italics with pill-shaped badges to introduce "Smart AI Agents" alongside glassmorphic blue shapes.
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This AI analytics platform leads with "See your brand through the eyes of AI" and uses a dashboard screenshot showing bot-visit metrics and AI visibility scores.
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This AI automation site uses serif headlines over a moody green-black hero and pairs feature cards in salmon backgrounds with dark UI mockups.
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This productivity browser site pairs a warm sunset illustration hero with scattered-tabs screenshots to position browser clutter as the problem Floutwork solves.
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This AI tool builder site sells expertise-to-product with colored cards displaying specific use cases ("Roast My Twitter/X", "Analyze Instagram Competitors") and a "Turn Your Expertise into AI mini tools!" headline.
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This workforce consulting site opens with "Stay relevant in the AI powered future" in large serif type, then splits content between warm off-white and black abstract imagery.
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This real estate agency site uses rotating industry terms in the hero headline and tabs to segment solutions by buyer type (agents, teams, brokerages, companies).
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This AI lead-scoring platform headlines "Turn Data Into Deals" and overlays product cards with holiday pricing directly on an illustrated starry cityscape hero.
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This no-code design tool site sells speed with "Build better images — faster" and pairs the pitch with a functional dashboard mockup showing a classical bust.
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This AI social media tool uses a radial crimson-to-amber gradient hero and serif typography to position itself as "The AI that does your social media marketing for you."
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This AI consulting site leads with a glitched portrait and positions itself with "A CLEAR AI PLAN FOR YOUR BUSINESS" in massive uppercase against a two-tone black-and-white layout.
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This AI productivity site positions multi-model access with "Every model. One interface. Pure productivity." and leads with a GitHub link.
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This AI infrastructure site positions itself against competitors with "Not duct-taped automations" and showcases three overlapping product mockups in perspective tilt.
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This AI consulting site uses monospace typography and cosmic artwork to position AI as "a strange, new intelligence we have to learn how to navigate."
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This AI design tool site frames the problem through scattered chat bubbles voicing user frustrations—"Why can't I just change the text"—then solves it with "AI images, made editable like Figma or Canva design files."
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This Web3 AI infrastructure site uses a compressed uppercase typeface with 3D rendered mascots and wooden geometric shapes to anchor dark minimalist layouts.
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This internal support SaaS site uses isometric Slack screenshots and green badges to position AI helpdesk as native to workflow, not separate portal.
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This sales intelligence site sells prep and follow-up with "Prep Faster, Follow-up Smarter, and Close with Confidence" over an illustrated starlit sky gradient.
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This note-taking app site leads with "Never take notes again" in serif display type paired with an iPhone mockup, then stacks social proof logos and a "4.96" rating beneath.
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This digital safeguarding site pairs a painterly family-at-sunset hero with pill-shaped buttons and decorative serif typography to position safety as warm, approachable counsel.
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This investment management site emphasizes portfolio strategies over stock-picking with serif-italicized "Investment Management" in the H1 and fanned strategy cards below.
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This AI writing tool site emphasizes "story smarts" with magenta underlines on key terms and testimonials from named bestselling authors.
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This AI consulting site sells time-saving automation with a serif headline where "Works for" and "Matters" switch to italics mid-sentence.
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This digital product agency site leads with "They'll love your **product**. You'll love our **process**." and showcases client work as overlapping angled mobile mockups.
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This enterprise AI platform site sells governance with "Every employee, **AI-powered.**" and stacks customer avatars beside the hero image.
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This API testing SaaS site leads with "Zero coding required – add tests in plain English" and uses a two-column hero with floating dashboard mockups.
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This CRO platform site uses strikethrough text on "conversion" and "features" to visually disrupt its own value proposition claims.
Design Data
The colors, fonts, and layout choices used across 111 Framer ai websites.
Background color
How dark or light the page background is (background luminance).
- White / near white 49.5% (55)
- Black / near black 43.2% (48)
- Dark 3.6% (4)
- Light 3.6% (4)
Accent color
The color of each site's primary button, measured from its code (accent hue family).
- Black, white & gray 33% (36)
- Blue 18.3% (20)
- Amber / orange 14.7% (16)
- Purple 14.7% (16)
- Green 6.4% (7)
- Red 3.7% (4)
- Lime 3.7% (4)
- Teal / cyan 2.8% (3)
- Pink 2.8% (3)
Hero layout
How the top section arranges its headline and imagery.
- Text above full-width media 44.9% (40)
- Text left, image right 20.2% (18)
- Centered text 19.1% (17)
- Text over a full-width image 13.5% (12)
- Image left, text right 2.2% (2)
Hero imagery
The kind of visual the top section leads with.
- Product screenshot 46.8% (52)
- Illustration 18.9% (21)
- Photography 12.6% (14)
- 3D artwork 11.7% (13)
- No imagery 9.9% (11)
Button shape
Corner rounding on primary buttons (border radius relative to height).
- Rounded corners 54.5% (18)
- Pill (fully rounded) 33.3% (11)
- Square corners 12.1% (4)
Font combination
How heading and body typefaces pair (serif vs. sans-serif).
- All sans-serif 78.4% (29)
- Serif headings, sans-serif body 18.9% (7)
- Monospace 2.7% (1)
Color intensity
How colorful the palette is, from black-and-white to bold color (saturation).
- Black & white 53.2% (59)
- Soft, muted color 40.5% (45)
- Bold, vivid color 6.3% (7)
Dark mode support
Sites whose code adapts to the visitor's light/dark preference (prefers-color-scheme).
- Yes 15% (6)
- No 85% (34)
Most-used fonts
The typeface each site leads with, read from its live CSS.
- Inter 10.8% (4)
- Manrope 8.1% (3)
- Satoshi 8.1% (3)
- Lora 5.4% (2)
- Sora 5.4% (2)
Percentages are the share of sites where each trait could be measured, with counts in parentheses. Last updated August 2026.
Best Framer AI website examples favor mockups over photography
Photography drives just 12.6% of heroes on this page, against 64.1% across the wider gallery, a gap wide enough to define the niche on its own. Product mockups take the top spot instead, at 46.8%, backed by illustration at 18.9% and 3D artwork at 11.7%. Vogent
, xpdf
, and Peec AI
all lead with product-screenshot heroes rather than lifestyle photography, and that choice fits the category: AI tools sell an interface, not a lifestyle, so showing the product screen does more persuasive work than a stock photo ever could. Anyone building in this space should treat a rendered product shot as the default, not photography.
Copy stacks above the fold instead of splitting the hero
Stacked copy over media appears in 44.9% of measured hero layouts here, versus 17% gallery-wide, making it the single largest departure in how these pages are built. Split layouts and centered treatments trail well behind, at 20.2% and 19.1%. This vertical stacking suits software marketing pages that need room to introduce a product screenshot at full width right under the headline, rather than cramming copy and image side by side. Elz Luxury
and Sprike
both build their heroes around a full-width visual sitting beneath the header copy, the structural pattern this statistic is measuring.
Near-black backgrounds nearly rival white, far above the gallery norm
Near-black backgrounds show up in 43.2% of these sites, compared with 18.1% across the whole gallery, putting dark hero treatments almost on par with the 49.5% running on near-white. Light and true dark backgrounds are rare outliers, each holding just 3.6%. Vogent, Zumu
, Vella
, and Sharpe
all sit on near-black grounds, showing that a near-black canvas reads as a legitimate default for Framer AI design, not a stylistic exception reserved for a handful of sites.
Palettes stay monochrome, and color plays a supporting role
Monochrome saturation profiles cover 53.2% of sites, with muted tones adding another 40.5%, leaving vibrant color at just 6.3%. Accent hues echo the same restraint: neutral leads at 33%, with blue, amber, and purple bunched close behind at 18.3%, 14.7%, and 14.7%. Black-and-white buttons dominate the example set, seen on Bedrock Labs
, ravenna
, Nolary
, and Sprike, confirming that color is treated as an accent for a single CTA or icon rather than a palette-wide commitment.