Supported field types

Default mappings

When KnotCMS reads your Notion database it picks a Framer field type for each property:

Notion property	Framer field
Title	Plain text
Text	Plain text
Number	Number
Checkbox	Boolean
Select	Option
Status	Option
Date	Date
URL	Link
Email	Plain text
Phone	Plain text
ID (unique ID)	Plain text
Files & media	Image

Notion property types not in this table — relations, rollups, formulas, people, multi-select, created and edited times — are not mapped, and their columns do not appear in the mapping table.

Note

Notion Text becomes Framer Plain text, not Formatted Text. Notion sends text properties without their styling, and a Framer Formatted Text column cannot take your site’s text styles — so plain text is what actually renders the way you expect.

Sending a text property to a Link column

Any text-like property — Text, Title, URL, Email, Phone — can be mapped to a Framer Link column, which is what a button or link element needs as its destination. Choose Link for that field in the mapping table.

An empty value is written as no link rather than an empty string, so buttons pointing at it stay inactive instead of linking nowhere.

Caution

A Framer column that already exists keeps its type. Mapping a field as Link does not convert a column that was created as plain text — see Changing a column’s type.

Images

Image columns take the file URL from Notion. Notion’s own file URLs expire after a while, so a permanent image is better stored on a host of your own and mapped as a URL.

If Framer cannot fetch an image — the host rate-limits it, or blocks hotlinking — the sync continues and drops that image rather than failing the whole run. You will see FRAMER_ASSET on the project page.

Related

• Field mapping
• Error codes