Framer is a no-code web design and publishing tool that lets designers build production-ready websites visually, with support for interactions, animations, and CMS content.

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Flipping Book Pages for Framer

Introduction

Create a captivating and interactive experience with this Flipping Book Pages component for Framer. Designed to mimic the look and feel of a physical book, this component includes 6 pages: 2 covers and 4 inner pages, each fully customizable.

Component Features

Cover and Page Customization

One of the best features of this Framer resource is the ability to seamlessly integrate your pre-designed pages and covers. You can create your designs in Figma or any design tool of your choice and easily upload them to the component. Each page field is set as a variable, allowing you to replace the placeholders with your own unique content.

Image Sizing

For the best results, ensure your images are sized at 210x297 pixels, maintaining the proportions of a standard A4 document. Export your images at @2x or @3x for crystal-clear visuals, especially on high-resolution screens. This attention to detail makes this framer resource ideal for polished, professional projects.

Intuitive Integration

The Flipping Book Pages component is designed with simplicity in mind. Just drag and drop it into your framer project, replace the images via the variables panel, and you're ready to go. Like many great framer resources, it requires no extra setup or configuration, making it quick and easy to create engaging, interactive designs.

How to Add More Pages

To add more pages, the main thing is to follow the same structure that is already in place and extend it consistently.

Start by duplicating the existing page/variant structure rather than building a new flow from scratch.
Make sure each new page is connected to the same click transition logic, so the navigation still moves through the variants in the correct order.
Update the grouped layers for the new pages in the same way as the existing ones, especially the shadow, left, and right elements.
Keep the same spacing, transform, opacity, and rotation values as a reference, then adjust only where needed to fit the new content.
The easiest way to understand how it should behave is to compare one existing page group with the next one and mirror that pattern for any additional pages.

How many pages does it come with?

Six by default: two covers and four inner pages, all fully customizable. You can extend it by duplicating the existing page structure.

What size should my images be?

210 by 297 pixels, the proportions of a standard A4 document. Export at 2x or 3x so they stay sharp on high resolution screens.

Can I use pages designed in Figma?

Yes. Each page field is set as a variable, so you design wherever you prefer and upload the artwork to replace the placeholders. Nothing needs rebuilding inside Framer.

How do I add more pages?

Duplicate the existing page and variant structure rather than building a new flow. Connect each new page to the same click transition logic, and update the shadow, left and right groups the same way as the existing ones.

Does it need any setup after dropping it in?

No. Drag it into your project, replace the images in the variables panel and it works. There is no configuration step.

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