AI SEO blog for Framer CMS
Blogent creates or updates items in your Framer CMS collection and then redeploys the published site, so a new article is live without anyone opening Framer. Field mapping is yours: title and content are required, everything else is optional.
How to connect Blogent to Framer
Framer CMS autopublishing
Blogent creates or updates items in your Framer CMS collection and redeploys the published site automatically after every article.
Setup
- In Framer Site Settings create a project API key.
- Open your SEO Blog project in the Blogent dashboard, go to Integrations → Framer, and paste the project URL and API key.
- Choose the CMS collection and map the article fields — title and content are required, everything else is optional.
- Click Connect Framer and run the connection test. Blogent publishes a real article and redeploys the site.
The API key is encrypted after connection and never shown again. Field mapping lets you publish covers, metadata, reading time, rubrics, and author data to your own CMS fields.
Webhook tester
Send a test article to your endpoint and check how the CMS processes the data. Edit the JSON if needed.
What you get after connecting Framer
- The site is redeployed automatically after every article, so published content actually appears on the live site.
- Field mapping is explicit — covers, metadata, reading time, rubrics and author data can go into your own CMS fields.
- Only title and content are required, so an existing collection can be reused without restructuring it.
- The project API key is encrypted after connection and never displayed again.
Requirements and compatibility
- Platform
- A Framer project with a CMS collection for articles.
- API key
- A project API key created in Framer Site Settings.
- Connection
- Project URL and API key pasted into Integrations → Framer in the Blogent dashboard.
- Mapping
- Title and content are required; cover, metadata, reading time, rubric and author fields are optional.
- Verification
- The connection test publishes a real article and redeploys the site.
Frequently asked questions about the Framer integration
Do I need to redeploy the site manually after each article?
No. Blogent triggers the redeploy itself after publishing, so the article appears on the live site without manual steps.
Is my Framer API key safe?
It is encrypted after the connection is made and is never shown again in the interface.
Which CMS fields do I have to create?
Only title and content are required. Cover, metadata, reading time, rubric and author fields are optional and mapped if your collection has them.
Can I use my existing article collection?
Yes. You select the collection and map its fields during setup.
