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How to Create a Dynamic Website Using Framer Fetch
Use Framer Fetch to pull live API data — like currency prices or weather — into text layers and components without writing code.
Why we picked it
Fetch is Framer's built-in API bridge, and this guide walks real examples including caching, paths, fallbacks, and loading/error variants.
What you’ll learn
- Add a Fetch source to a text layer or component property
- Enter an API URL and select a JSON data path
- Configure caching intervals for performance
- Design Loading and Error variants for fetched data
Who it’s for
Framer builders adding real-time data such as stocks, weather, or currency rates.
External resource
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