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Oct 8, 2025
Publish Framer Site
This step-by-step guide provides instructions on how to publish and optimize a Framer website, including connecting a custom domain and using a staging environment for more efficient website management.

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This document is intended to help domestic users learning Framer who experience difficulties due to a lack of Korean resources by translating the contents of the official blog into Korean and adding practical information. We hope it provides some help for those using Framer.
How to Publish Your Website
Publishing a website in Framer is very simple. First, click the Publish button at the top right of the editor, and the site will automatically be generated under the framer.app domain.

Note: If you want to use your own custom domain, follow the Custom Domain Connection Guide to easily set it up.
Staging and Production
With a Pro plan or higher, you can use a Staging environment.
By moving to the Staging tab in the editor, you can pre-test changes before actual deployment. Once everything is ready, switch to the Production tab and click the Latest Deployed button to publish live.

Reviewing Changes Before Publishing
Before publishing the site, click the View button under Changes to see the list of edits and the profile images of the users who made those edits. This allows you to thoroughly review all changes before deployment.
Check Site Optimization
After publishing, you can check the site's optimization status. Look at the Optimized text at the bottom of the editor. If it’s blue or purple, the site is fully optimized. If it’s red, modifications are needed.

Clicking on the red text will take you directly to the problematic area (such as fixing nested links or code errors).
Framer visually notifies you of optimization issues to enable quick resolution. If the problem is complex or difficult to resolve, you can get assistance through Framer's Contact Page.
This article is an adapted translation of ‘Publishing your Framer website’ from the Framer official blog.




