Framer's motion engine adds AI-assisted timing and easing presets

Design · 3 min read

Framer's AI-assisted motion feature analyzes the structure and role of UI components—buttons, menus, cards—and suggests timing curves, durations, and easing presets that feel natural for the interaction. Designers get one-click apply options and editable sliders to fine-tune behavior.

The engine learns from a curated dataset of motion guidelines and real-world interaction telemetry, combining that with constraints designers set for accessibility (reduced motion) and brand personality. Framer claims the suggestions reduce iteration time for interaction designers by streamlining microinteraction decisions.

Additionally, the update introduces a motion preview timeline with per-component AI notes explaining why specific timing was recommended, helping junior designers learn best practices while keeping senior designers in control.