How to use Framer components with v0

Why v0 + Framer to AI?

v0 is Vercel's AI-powered UI generation tool. It creates React components from text descriptions and can iterate on designs through conversation. By combining v0 with Framer to AI exports, you give v0 a pixel-perfect starting point from your Framer design instead of generating UI from scratch.

The workflow

1. Design in Framer. Build your component with all the visual polish — typography, spacing, colors, interactions.
2. Export with Framer to AI. Select the component, run the plugin, click Copy Prompt. You get a self-contained AI prompt with the full component code and types inline.
3. Open v0 and paste. Start a new generation in v0 and paste the AI prompt along with the exported component code. Tell v0 what you want to build on top of it.
4. Iterate and extend. Use v0's conversational interface to modify, extend, or combine the component with new UI elements.

Example prompt for v0

Here's a Framer-exported React component for a pricing card:

[Paste the AI prompt and component code here]

Please:
1. Use this as the base design for a pricing page
2. Create three tiers: Starter, Pro, and Enterprise
3. Add a toggle for monthly/annual billing
4. Use the same visual style (dark theme, subtle borders)
5. Make it responsive

When this works best

• Extending designs. You have a card component from Framer and want v0 to generate a full page using the same style.
• Creating variations. Export one component and ask v0 to create multiple variants with different content or layouts.
• Rapid prototyping. Use your Framer design as the visual reference and let v0 generate supporting UI elements.

Tips

• Include the full component code. v0 works best when it can see the actual React code, not just a description.
• Reference specific styles. Point out the color palette, border styles, and spacing from your Framer export so v0 maintains visual consistency.
• Ask for Tailwind output. v0 generates Tailwind CSS by default, which pairs well with Framer to AI exports in Next.js projects.

Design the foundation in Framer, export with Framer to AI, and let v0 generate the rest. Your Framer design becomes the design system that v0 follows.