Framer sites inherit typos from Figma
Most Framer sites start life in Figma, where the focus is on layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy, not copywriting. Placeholder text becomes real copy. Headlines get shortened to fit. Body text gets pasted from a Google Doc that nobody proofread. By the time the design moves into Framer, those errors are baked in.
And once you're inside Framer, you're thinking about interactions, breakpoints, and CMS structure. You're not rereading every text layer. The typos that arrived from Figma survive the entire build process and go live with the site.
Framer is a powerful tool for designing and prototyping websites, offering features that make it a favorite among visual and UI/X designers. Spling can seamlessly integrate into your Framer workflow to help identify and correct typos and grammar issues that sneak through other QA processes.
Where typos hide in Framer sites
Framer's component-based structure means content is spread across dozens of elements that are easy to overlook.
- Navigation links and menu labels
- Hero headlines and subheadings
- CMS-driven blog posts, case studies, and product pages
- Button text and form field labels
- Footer copy, legal pages, and metadata
- Interactive components and hover states
- Content inside variants that only appear at certain breakpoints
One typo in a shared component means that typo appears everywhere the component is used. Spling catches these so you can fix them once at the source.
Why browser spell-check doesn't cut it
Framer's canvas isn't a text editor. You're selecting layers, adjusting properties, pasting content from external docs. Browser spell-checkers only work when you're actively typing into a text field. When you're pasting, duplicating, and rearranging components, they never get the chance to review.
Then there's the CMS. Framer's CMS makes content updates fast and easy, which is exactly why errors sneak through. A quick edit to a blog post or product description goes live instantly. No review step, no safety net.
Spling checks what your visitors actually see. Your published, rendered, front-end content. Every page, every component, exactly as it appears in the browser.
How it works
- Enter your Framer site URL
- Spling crawls every published page on the domain
- Get a full report of spelling and grammar errors across your entire site
No Framer integration or embed code required. Spling runs externally, so it works with any Framer site, whether you're on a free plan or a custom domain.
Built for growing Framer sites
A five-page portfolio is easy to proofread by hand. A CMS-driven site with hundreds of blog posts, case studies, and dynamically generated collection pages is not. Spling scans at scale. Check an entire site in one go and catch errors across every page, every component, every CMS entry. Ideal for agencies and freelancers shipping multiple Framer builds.
Try Spling's free preview to see how it works
Enter any URL and see a sample preview report with up to ~4 results, free. From there you can decide if you want to pay to unlock a full report for as little as $6 with no subscription.
