Bridge

Bridge Framer → GitHub Pages

Framer

Not connected

Published site

Your site's public address. No Framer login needed.

GitHub

Not connected

Account

One click. Your sites follow you to every device.

Use an access token instead

Access token

Create a token with repo and workflow. It stays in this browser.

Anyone can use Bridge with their own Framer site and GitHub account. Already connected a site? Just add your token.

Project

View site Repository Run log

Connections Drag from a source's dot to a repository to connect them

Nothing connected

Connect a published Framer site to a GitHub repository. Bridge sets everything up.

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Information

Activity

Connect a Framer site

Published Framer site

The address visitors see, not the editor link.

GitHub repository New Existing

Repository name Private (Pages then needs a paid GitHub plan)

Repository

Custom domain (optional)

Empty means username.github.io/repo.

Settings

Published Framer site Custom domain (optional)

Project data checking…

Adds the whole Framer project to the repo on every sync: pages and layers, CMS, code files, styles and images. In Framer, open the project, then Settings → API Keys.

Framer project link API key

Both are encrypted in this browser and stored as secrets in the repo. Bridge can't read them back.

Saving re-exports the site.

Link repositories

From Branch Folder to copy To

Private

Into folder

Every push to the branch copies the folder over, replacing what's in the destination folder. Bridge stores your GitHub access as an encrypted secret in both repositories so they can reach each other.