This guide walks through installing the CrawlHunt Framer plugin, connecting it to a Framer project, running an SEO audit, and applying AI-generated fixes by hand inside Framer.
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Open the CrawlHunt listing on the Framer Marketplace and add it to your Framer account, or find it directly from inside Framer's own Plugins search.
The first time you open the plugin in a project, it shows a Connect to Crawl Hunt screen. Click Connect — this creates (or reuses) your CrawlHunt account automatically, with no separate signup form.
CrawlHunt audits a live, public URL, so it needs your Framer project published at least once. If it isn't published yet, the plugin shows a Publish needed screen with a Check again button.
Once connected and published, open the Dashboard tab inside the plugin and run a crawl. CrawlHunt scans your published pages and reports an SEO health score, pages scanned, and issues found.
Click into any issue type — missing meta descriptions, short titles, images without alt text, and more — to see every affected page. Click Generate to have AI write the fix.
Framer doesn't allow any plugin to write a page's SEO fields automatically, so CrawlHunt hands you the exact text to paste in yourself — this is the one manual step every fix goes through.
Open CrawlHunt to start auditing, or head back to the integration overview.