How to track custom events in Framer
Official Help Center guide to using the useTracking hook in a code override or code component to measure any interaction on a Framer site.
Why we picked it
A practical, copy-paste-ready code override that connects canvas interactions to analytics. It shows both the override and the code component pattern in one place.
What you’ll learn
- Use the useTracking hook inside a code override
- Build a reusable TrackingButton code component with property controls
- Format tracking IDs correctly for Framer analytics
- Send custom events to external systems like GA, Segment, or Rudderstack
Who it’s for
Intermediate builders who need to measure custom interactions beyond Framer's built-in link and form tracking.
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