Build an interactive prototype of a mobile app with spring-based animations to demo screen transitions realistically.
Import layers from Sketch, Figma, or Photoshop and add JavaScript-driven interactions to make a clickable prototype.
Create 3D flip or parallax animation effects for a product demo that would be impossible to convey in a static PDF.
Framer Library is an open source JavaScript framework for building high-fidelity interactive prototypes. The focus is on animations and transitions, particularly the kind that feel physically realistic, such as spring-based motion or 3D effects. Designers and developers use it to create interactive previews of apps and interfaces that go beyond what static mockups can show. The library can be used in two ways. The first is through a Mac desktop application called Framer, which combines a visual editor with the ability to write code, letting users switch between dragging things around and customizing behavior with JavaScript. The second is through a companion tool called Framer Generator, which imports layers from design tools like Sketch, Photoshop, and Figma so existing designs can become the starting point for an interactive prototype. Setting up the library without the Mac app is straightforward: download the package, open the included HTML file in a browser, and edit the JavaScript file to add animations and interactions. The README includes a comparison table showing which features are available with each approach. The README also notes that a newer version built for React was in progress at the time this text was written, though that work appears to have continued separately. The original library remains available and open source. A community of designers had gathered around it, and the project links to example galleries and beginner guides on the Framer website.
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