How to Add Google Analytics to Your Framer Website

Clément Lionne

5 min read

·

Mar 13, 2025

Google Analytics in Framer

In this article, I'll show you how to integrate Google Analytics to your Framer website to track your audience and improve your site's performance.

Quick Setup Guide

Here's what you need to do:

  1. Create your analytics account

    • Go to analytics.google.com

    • Sign up for a free Google Analytics account

    • Follow the setup wizard to create your account

  2. Get your tracking code

    • Set up a new property in Google Analytics

    • Look for your Measurement ID in the property settings

    • Keep this ID handy for the next step

  3. Connect to your Framer site

    • Go to your Framer project

    • Click on Site Settings

    • Find the Google Analytics field

    • Add your Measurement ID

    • Click Save

  4. Verify the connection

    • Publish your Framer site

    • Visit your website

    • Check Google Analytics to confirm data collection

Adding Other Analytics Tools

To use different analytics platforms, open your project settings, look for the Custom Code section, paste your tracking code and save and publish.

Privacy Note

Google Analytics 4 helps protect user privacy by not storing IP addresses. Remember to follow GDPR guidelines when collecting visitor data.

FAQ

How do I find my Google Analytics Measurement ID?

To find your Measurement ID, go to your Google Analytics account and click on Admin. You can find the Measurement ID listed in the property settings.

How do I add custom tracking codes to my Framer project?

To add custom tracking codes, go to your Framer project and click on Site Settings. Find the Custom Code section where you can paste your tracking code, then save and publish your changes.

How do I verify the connection between Framer and Google Analytics?

To verify the connection, publish your Framer site and visit your website. Then check Google Analytics to confirm that it's collecting data from your site.

How to Add Google Analytics to Your Framer Website

Clément Lionne

5 min read

·

Mar 13, 2025

Google Analytics in Framer

In this article, I'll show you how to integrate Google Analytics to your Framer website to track your audience and improve your site's performance.

Quick Setup Guide

Here's what you need to do:

  1. Create your analytics account

    • Go to analytics.google.com

    • Sign up for a free Google Analytics account

    • Follow the setup wizard to create your account

  2. Get your tracking code

    • Set up a new property in Google Analytics

    • Look for your Measurement ID in the property settings

    • Keep this ID handy for the next step

  3. Connect to your Framer site

    • Go to your Framer project

    • Click on Site Settings

    • Find the Google Analytics field

    • Add your Measurement ID

    • Click Save

  4. Verify the connection

    • Publish your Framer site

    • Visit your website

    • Check Google Analytics to confirm data collection

Adding Other Analytics Tools

To use different analytics platforms, open your project settings, look for the Custom Code section, paste your tracking code and save and publish.

Privacy Note

Google Analytics 4 helps protect user privacy by not storing IP addresses. Remember to follow GDPR guidelines when collecting visitor data.

FAQ

How do I find my Google Analytics Measurement ID?

To find your Measurement ID, go to your Google Analytics account and click on Admin. You can find the Measurement ID listed in the property settings.

How do I add custom tracking codes to my Framer project?

To add custom tracking codes, go to your Framer project and click on Site Settings. Find the Custom Code section where you can paste your tracking code, then save and publish your changes.

How do I verify the connection between Framer and Google Analytics?

To verify the connection, publish your Framer site and visit your website. Then check Google Analytics to confirm that it's collecting data from your site.

How to Add Google Analytics to Your Framer Website

Clément Lionne

5 min read

·

Mar 13, 2025

Google Analytics in Framer

In this article, I'll show you how to integrate Google Analytics to your Framer website to track your audience and improve your site's performance.

Quick Setup Guide

Here's what you need to do:

  1. Create your analytics account

    • Go to analytics.google.com

    • Sign up for a free Google Analytics account

    • Follow the setup wizard to create your account

  2. Get your tracking code

    • Set up a new property in Google Analytics

    • Look for your Measurement ID in the property settings

    • Keep this ID handy for the next step

  3. Connect to your Framer site

    • Go to your Framer project

    • Click on Site Settings

    • Find the Google Analytics field

    • Add your Measurement ID

    • Click Save

  4. Verify the connection

    • Publish your Framer site

    • Visit your website

    • Check Google Analytics to confirm data collection

Adding Other Analytics Tools

To use different analytics platforms, open your project settings, look for the Custom Code section, paste your tracking code and save and publish.

Privacy Note

Google Analytics 4 helps protect user privacy by not storing IP addresses. Remember to follow GDPR guidelines when collecting visitor data.

FAQ

How do I find my Google Analytics Measurement ID?

To find your Measurement ID, go to your Google Analytics account and click on Admin. You can find the Measurement ID listed in the property settings.

How do I add custom tracking codes to my Framer project?

To add custom tracking codes, go to your Framer project and click on Site Settings. Find the Custom Code section where you can paste your tracking code, then save and publish your changes.

How do I verify the connection between Framer and Google Analytics?

To verify the connection, publish your Framer site and visit your website. Then check Google Analytics to confirm that it's collecting data from your site.

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So, you have a project?
Let's take it to the next level.
So, you have a project?
Let's take it to the next level.
So, you have a project?
Let's take it to the next level.