TLDR
Customizing a Framer UI kit lets you match your website to your brand’s colors, fonts, and voice.
Start with your core brand elements — color palette, typography, and imagery.
Use Framer’s built-in tools (and Kompa’s Color + Typescale Tools) to apply styles globally.
Make small design tweaks instead of manual resizing to keep layouts responsive.
With Kompa, your brand updates sync automatically across 750+ sections.
Using a Framer UI kit is one of the fastest ways to build websites — but if you want your site to feel like your brand, you’ll need to make it your own.
Luckily, customizing a Framer UI kit isn’t hard. You just need to know what to change (and what not to touch). In this post, we’ll walk through how to make any Framer UI kit — especially one like Kompa — look and feel 100% like your brand.
Step 1: Start with your core brand elements
Before opening Framer, make sure you have your essentials ready:
Brand colors (primary, secondary, and a few neutrals)
Typography (your headline and body fonts)
Logo and icon set
Tone and style (modern, playful, minimal, etc.)
These will guide every change you make inside the UI kit.
Step 2: Adjust colors across components
Most UI kits — including Kompa — are built with color styles, which means you can change the main colors in one place and it updates everywhere.
Start with your primary colors — these are usually used for buttons, links, and highlights.
Then if applicable, update your secondary and neutral tones for backgrounds and text.
If you’re using Kompa, the built-in Color Tool makes this even easier. You can generate full light and dark shades for your brand colors, and every section automatically adapts to them.
Pro tip: Stick with a small palette — 1–2 main colors and a few neutral tones. Too many colors can make your site feel messy fast.
Step 3: Update your typography
Good typography instantly gives your site personality.
In Framer, you can define your text styles under Styles → Text. Most UI kits already have a system for this — like headings, subheadings, and body text.
Kompa’s Typescale Tool can generate all your text styles in one go, so you don’t have to guess font sizes or spacing.
Pick fonts that reflect your brand voice. For example:
Tech or SaaS brand → Clean, geometric sans-serif
Creative studio → More expressive display type
Lifestyle brand → Softer, rounded fonts
Keep the number of fonts to 1–2. Mixing too many will break the visual rhythm.
Step 4: Add brand assets and imagery
Once your colors and fonts are locked in, drop in your brand assets:
Replace placeholder logos with your real logo
Swap stock images for branded visuals
Use icons or illustrations that align with your brand tone
Every image you use should support the message and feeling you want your visitors to have when they land on your site.
Step 5: Edit components without breaking structure
Here’s where most beginners go wrong — they detach components willy nilly and wonder why nothing works.
Framer UI kits are built with components, so instead of editing them like normal frames, you can either tweak properties through the panel on the right, or you can right click -> edit component and adjust the component this way too.
Kompa’s components are especially flexible — you can adjust colors, spacing, and layouts directly without messing with the structure.
Small tweaks, big difference: rounding buttons slightly, changing shadows, or tweaking padding can completely shift your brand’s vibe without breaking responsiveness.
Step 6: Apply consistency across pages
Once your styles and components are set, use them across every section and page. This keeps your site feeling cohesive and intentional.
If you’re using Kompa, every section automatically inherits your colors, so you never have to restyle things twice.
Consistency makes your brand feel trustworthy, polished, and professional — especially if you’re a freelancer or agency showing off client work.
Step 7: Preview and test
Finally, preview your site on different devices — desktop, tablet, and mobile. Make sure:
Text is easy to read everywhere
Buttons stand out clearly
Contrast is strong enough for accessibility
Good customization doesn’t just look different — it feels right.
Why Kompa makes branding easier
Kompa was built for exactly this — fast, flexible customization inside Framer.
Here’s how it helps you brand your site faster:
Color Tool that syncs light, dark, and accent shades automatically
Typography scale generator that builds all your text styles in one click
Drag-and-drop plugin for faster building
You can completely brand your site in minutes — and it still stays responsive and consistent.
Final thoughts
Customizing a Framer UI kit doesn’t have to be complicated.
Set your styles once, stay consistent, and use a kit that’s designed for flexibility.
Whether you’re building your own site or client projects, a good UI kit like Kompa helps you focus on what really matters — making your brand shine.
TLDR
Customizing a Framer UI kit lets you match your website to your brand’s colors, fonts, and voice.
Start with your core brand elements — color palette, typography, and imagery.
Use Framer’s built-in tools (and Kompa’s Color + Typescale Tools) to apply styles globally.
Make small design tweaks instead of manual resizing to keep layouts responsive.
With Kompa, your brand updates sync automatically across 750+ sections.
Using a Framer UI kit is one of the fastest ways to build websites — but if you want your site to feel like your brand, you’ll need to make it your own.
Luckily, customizing a Framer UI kit isn’t hard. You just need to know what to change (and what not to touch). In this post, we’ll walk through how to make any Framer UI kit — especially one like Kompa — look and feel 100% like your brand.
Step 1: Start with your core brand elements
Before opening Framer, make sure you have your essentials ready:
Brand colors (primary, secondary, and a few neutrals)
Typography (your headline and body fonts)
Logo and icon set
Tone and style (modern, playful, minimal, etc.)
These will guide every change you make inside the UI kit.
Step 2: Adjust colors across components
Most UI kits — including Kompa — are built with color styles, which means you can change the main colors in one place and it updates everywhere.
Start with your primary colors — these are usually used for buttons, links, and highlights.
Then if applicable, update your secondary and neutral tones for backgrounds and text.
If you’re using Kompa, the built-in Color Tool makes this even easier. You can generate full light and dark shades for your brand colors, and every section automatically adapts to them.
Pro tip: Stick with a small palette — 1–2 main colors and a few neutral tones. Too many colors can make your site feel messy fast.
Step 3: Update your typography
Good typography instantly gives your site personality.
In Framer, you can define your text styles under Styles → Text. Most UI kits already have a system for this — like headings, subheadings, and body text.
Kompa’s Typescale Tool can generate all your text styles in one go, so you don’t have to guess font sizes or spacing.
Pick fonts that reflect your brand voice. For example:
Tech or SaaS brand → Clean, geometric sans-serif
Creative studio → More expressive display type
Lifestyle brand → Softer, rounded fonts
Keep the number of fonts to 1–2. Mixing too many will break the visual rhythm.
Step 4: Add brand assets and imagery
Once your colors and fonts are locked in, drop in your brand assets:
Replace placeholder logos with your real logo
Swap stock images for branded visuals
Use icons or illustrations that align with your brand tone
Every image you use should support the message and feeling you want your visitors to have when they land on your site.
Step 5: Edit components without breaking structure
Here’s where most beginners go wrong — they detach components willy nilly and wonder why nothing works.
Framer UI kits are built with components, so instead of editing them like normal frames, you can either tweak properties through the panel on the right, or you can right click -> edit component and adjust the component this way too.
Kompa’s components are especially flexible — you can adjust colors, spacing, and layouts directly without messing with the structure.
Small tweaks, big difference: rounding buttons slightly, changing shadows, or tweaking padding can completely shift your brand’s vibe without breaking responsiveness.
Step 6: Apply consistency across pages
Once your styles and components are set, use them across every section and page. This keeps your site feeling cohesive and intentional.
If you’re using Kompa, every section automatically inherits your colors, so you never have to restyle things twice.
Consistency makes your brand feel trustworthy, polished, and professional — especially if you’re a freelancer or agency showing off client work.
Step 7: Preview and test
Finally, preview your site on different devices — desktop, tablet, and mobile. Make sure:
Text is easy to read everywhere
Buttons stand out clearly
Contrast is strong enough for accessibility
Good customization doesn’t just look different — it feels right.
Why Kompa makes branding easier
Kompa was built for exactly this — fast, flexible customization inside Framer.
Here’s how it helps you brand your site faster:
Color Tool that syncs light, dark, and accent shades automatically
Typography scale generator that builds all your text styles in one click
Drag-and-drop plugin for faster building
You can completely brand your site in minutes — and it still stays responsive and consistent.
Final thoughts
Customizing a Framer UI kit doesn’t have to be complicated.
Set your styles once, stay consistent, and use a kit that’s designed for flexibility.
Whether you’re building your own site or client projects, a good UI kit like Kompa helps you focus on what really matters — making your brand shine.
TLDR
Customizing a Framer UI kit lets you match your website to your brand’s colors, fonts, and voice.
Start with your core brand elements — color palette, typography, and imagery.
Use Framer’s built-in tools (and Kompa’s Color + Typescale Tools) to apply styles globally.
Make small design tweaks instead of manual resizing to keep layouts responsive.
With Kompa, your brand updates sync automatically across 750+ sections.
Using a Framer UI kit is one of the fastest ways to build websites — but if you want your site to feel like your brand, you’ll need to make it your own.
Luckily, customizing a Framer UI kit isn’t hard. You just need to know what to change (and what not to touch). In this post, we’ll walk through how to make any Framer UI kit — especially one like Kompa — look and feel 100% like your brand.
Step 1: Start with your core brand elements
Before opening Framer, make sure you have your essentials ready:
Brand colors (primary, secondary, and a few neutrals)
Typography (your headline and body fonts)
Logo and icon set
Tone and style (modern, playful, minimal, etc.)
These will guide every change you make inside the UI kit.
Step 2: Adjust colors across components
Most UI kits — including Kompa — are built with color styles, which means you can change the main colors in one place and it updates everywhere.
Start with your primary colors — these are usually used for buttons, links, and highlights.
Then if applicable, update your secondary and neutral tones for backgrounds and text.
If you’re using Kompa, the built-in Color Tool makes this even easier. You can generate full light and dark shades for your brand colors, and every section automatically adapts to them.
Pro tip: Stick with a small palette — 1–2 main colors and a few neutral tones. Too many colors can make your site feel messy fast.
Step 3: Update your typography
Good typography instantly gives your site personality.
In Framer, you can define your text styles under Styles → Text. Most UI kits already have a system for this — like headings, subheadings, and body text.
Kompa’s Typescale Tool can generate all your text styles in one go, so you don’t have to guess font sizes or spacing.
Pick fonts that reflect your brand voice. For example:
Tech or SaaS brand → Clean, geometric sans-serif
Creative studio → More expressive display type
Lifestyle brand → Softer, rounded fonts
Keep the number of fonts to 1–2. Mixing too many will break the visual rhythm.
Step 4: Add brand assets and imagery
Once your colors and fonts are locked in, drop in your brand assets:
Replace placeholder logos with your real logo
Swap stock images for branded visuals
Use icons or illustrations that align with your brand tone
Every image you use should support the message and feeling you want your visitors to have when they land on your site.
Step 5: Edit components without breaking structure
Here’s where most beginners go wrong — they detach components willy nilly and wonder why nothing works.
Framer UI kits are built with components, so instead of editing them like normal frames, you can either tweak properties through the panel on the right, or you can right click -> edit component and adjust the component this way too.
Kompa’s components are especially flexible — you can adjust colors, spacing, and layouts directly without messing with the structure.
Small tweaks, big difference: rounding buttons slightly, changing shadows, or tweaking padding can completely shift your brand’s vibe without breaking responsiveness.
Step 6: Apply consistency across pages
Once your styles and components are set, use them across every section and page. This keeps your site feeling cohesive and intentional.
If you’re using Kompa, every section automatically inherits your colors, so you never have to restyle things twice.
Consistency makes your brand feel trustworthy, polished, and professional — especially if you’re a freelancer or agency showing off client work.
Step 7: Preview and test
Finally, preview your site on different devices — desktop, tablet, and mobile. Make sure:
Text is easy to read everywhere
Buttons stand out clearly
Contrast is strong enough for accessibility
Good customization doesn’t just look different — it feels right.
Why Kompa makes branding easier
Kompa was built for exactly this — fast, flexible customization inside Framer.
Here’s how it helps you brand your site faster:
Color Tool that syncs light, dark, and accent shades automatically
Typography scale generator that builds all your text styles in one click
Drag-and-drop plugin for faster building
You can completely brand your site in minutes — and it still stays responsive and consistent.
Final thoughts
Customizing a Framer UI kit doesn’t have to be complicated.
Set your styles once, stay consistent, and use a kit that’s designed for flexibility.
Whether you’re building your own site or client projects, a good UI kit like Kompa helps you focus on what really matters — making your brand shine.
Design like a pro. Ship like a team.
Kompa gives you the largest, fastest-growing UI system for Framer. Built for serious scale. Try it free.
Design like a pro. Ship like a team.
Kompa gives you the largest, fastest-growing UI system for Framer. Built for serious scale. Try it free.
Design like a pro. Ship like a team.
Kompa gives you the largest, fastest-growing UI system for Framer. Built for serious scale. Try it free.