Title, description and share image
Search engines and chat apps show your site’s title, description and share image. A template arrives with the demo’s — replace them before you publish.
For the whole site
Section titled “For the whole site”Open Site Settings → General:
| Setting | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Title | Your site’s name and what it offers, around 50–60 characters: Northwind — Design studio in Lisbon |
| Description | One inviting sentence, around 120–160 characters |
| Favicon | The browser-tab icon: a 64 × 64 PNG; you can add a version for dark mode |
| Social image | The picture shown when someone shares a link: 1200 × 630 px, with the important part in the middle |
For each page
Section titled “For each page”Open the page’s Page Settings (from the Pages panel) and give it its own Title and Description — a page without one uses the site’s. Save and publish again.
CMS pages (a blog post, a project) can take their title, description and share image from the item’s fields: type
{{Title}} in the Title setting, or pick the field under Page images → Social preview, so every post gets its own.
After you publish
Section titled “After you publish”- Paste your address into a chat to see the share card, or use Framer’s link preview.
- Add the site to Google Search Console and submit
https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml— Framer writes the sitemap for you.
Framer’s guides: Page titles, descriptions and social images, Favicon and SEO features.
Next: Publish and connect a domain.